Sentence examples for do its work now from inspiring English sources

Let's let it do its work now.

That this clears space for natural selection to do its work is now accepted wisdom.In 1982, Mr Gould was diagnosed with mesothelioma, the cancer that eventually killed him.

Unless the panel can do its work well between now and Nov. 23, when its proposals are due, the country will be right back into a heated and likely dysfunctional debate on spending cuts.

— there is still a strong undercurrent of hostility in Asia over the fund's handling of the 1997-98 Asian financial crisis — it will be difficult for the I.M.F. to raise money to deal with Europe and potentially Japan and to credibly do its work in emerging markets now and in the future.

While ERT was doing its work, every now and then a propane tank would explode or vehicles on the edge of the collapse would fall in and catch fire," he said.

His intervention has done its work: the issue is now in danger of becoming about matters of character and choice, rather than anything systemic.

Nature having done its work, the shore is now about a block away and only diners on the wraparound porch who crane their necks can view the bay.

Spoon the mushrooms and aromatics into a small bowl (the liquid has now done its work, so discard) and serve with the goat's curd and sourdough.

In one passage, first highlighted by the Republic Report, the report set out to combat what it called the "myth" that "prohibition didn't work in the 20's and it doesn't work now". Its main argument was that the 18th Amendment didn't go far enough to restrict the manufacturing and consumption of alcohol at the onset of Prohibition.

"If it doesn't work now, it's my fault," Petty says.

"Larry was a game of its time, and it worked at that period; It doesn't work now," Lowe says.