Sentence examples for do further things from inspiring English sources

"And we provide the data so others who have methods for manipulating geodata can actually do further things with the data than we've done".

The most compelling defense of the use of properties in the philosophy of mathematics urges that, when we step back and consider the big picture, we see that a rich-enough stock of properties can do all the work of sets and numbers (or that we can use them to define sets and numbers) and that properties can do further things that sets simply cannot.

If it comes out well and we're on the same page then we'll see if we can do further things together".

I will need to do further research, but one thing I have discovered through my readings is this: Love cannot be defined.

What a dangerous and irresponsible thing to do! Further, what a waste of time.

After all, GroupMe is already providing a useful way for multiple people to communicate and get things done — further enhancing that ability to get things done by adding support for in-app payments could help cement GroupMe as something more substantial than just another media-centric messaging app.

I don't know whether the legislature could do the further thing of naming electors, and if it JUSTICE REHNQUIST -- Thank you, Mr. Tribe.

"A cigarette, a matchbook contain a secret life much more intense than certain humans… I see a tree, I get a shock as if it were something breathing... .. "After Miró had painted The Farm," Hemingway wrote, "and after James Joyce had written Ulysses, they had a right to expect people to trust the further things they did, even when people did not understand them".

We should prepare them to go further and do great things.

It'll give us some points of entry so that when you go further and do other things, you have a place to start hopefully.

"I think there would be a real risk of upsetting the competitive balance we have in England and the Premier League and that would do two things: drive further wage inflation and may erode the brand of the Premier League which in the long run might affect the income for the top clubs".