Sentence examples for do it namely from inspiring English sources
Oddly enough, the video suggests you head to the Upper West Side to do it, namely to the Hudson Hotel, where Blair notoriously seduces Marcus to win the affection of Chuck.
What keeps you doing it (namely your last story in the magazine, "The Frog Prince")?
In this instance, Rodriguez had a proxy do it for him, namely Gross.
But until a few days ago, many Democrats were complaining that Mr. Schwarzenegger's definition of compromise was overly rigid: namely, do it his way.
"When banks choose to lower those high rates to improve their bottom lines, they do it knowing some customers — namely, the rate chasers — will move on," Mr. Bruene said.
And we will do it, however on one condition, namely that we have a parliamentary majority.
Following this discussion of Gould, Hawke cuts back to Bernstein telling Kimmelman that he now considers himself "to be like amateur musicians, namely, to do it for love and not just for commercial purposes".
10.09am: There has already been some reaction via Twitter asking if the study is "well-to-wheel", namely, does it also include the emissions caused during the extraction/production of petrol/diesel?
All this feeds into a bigger question concerning promotion and relegation: namely, does it have any place in a sport where the Premiership clubs expect to lose a total of £19m this term and see no way of increasing investment in a difficult financial climate without ring-fencing themselves into the top flight?
We must consider what healthcare provides for patients; namely, does it only provide medical care supported by scientific evidence, or does it also provide psychological comfort to patients (rather difficult to assess by EBM)?
