Sentence examples for do rather have from inspiring English sources

Avoid relying on the phrase "do as I say, not as I do", rather have the mindset of "see what I do, and do it too". Modeling is one of our most impactful methods of teaching.

[Quote 12] the lecturers do rather have a tendency to give spots and then I always feel, okay, I now know that question is going to get asked.

Make notes of things you have to do rather than having to remember stuff.

Then hope becomes active; it is something we do rather than have.

Nokia, you've got some explaining to do, rather, Matsushita has a bit of explaining to do over the 46 million batteries that are potential fire hazards.

I prefer just to make, so if it means compromising, that's what I prefer to do rather than having a job".

Performers and crew alike wander the stage seemingly in search of something to do rather than having a well-rehearsed plan for minimizing the audience's wait time.

It's about being a bit broken, a bit spotty, being confused and doing weird, venal, stupid things that boys do rather than having to be glamorous.

"We don't, rather, have the kind of New Democrats versus traditionalist split that existed in that White House," he said on CNBC.

Therefore, not only do rather few centenarians have low heteroplasmy, but the same occurs in their younger relatives.

"On doing rather than having; on maintenance rather than production".