Sentence examples for do so best from inspiring English sources
They do so best where building sticks to their edges and respects their character.
It's the shape of these songs rather than melody or emotion that commands the attention in a quiet way, and they do so best when at their most adventurous, as with the practically proggy 'Is There Anybody Out There', played for the first time live tonight, but less so on the more run-of-the-mill love soul of 'Let Me Fall'.
And young Americans who want to help the children of Afghanistan probably can do so best by joining the group that's doing the most for them the U.S. Army.
The time required to develop fruit bodies depends on a number of factors, such as the temperature, or the availability and type of nutrients, but in general "most species that do fruit in laboratory culture do so best at about 25 °C, in from 18 to 40 days".
It remains an open question whether they do so best amongst species with most or least competitive release in each others' presence (e.g., Fig. 1 versus Fig. 2 respectively, and Fig. 3 dominant-fugitive versus Lotka-Volterra respectively; [7], [10], [32]).
This is what the judge will do, so best that the alpaca is prepared.
Ultimately, all good fiction is entertainment, and, if it instructs or enlightens, it does so best through enchanting the reader.
He called doing so "best practice", by which he presumably means "they'll vote yes" to independence, as this BBC survey suggests the kids in Scotland did by a wide margin.
Or, more positively, the opinions of as many people as possible ought to be represented in political discourse, for doing so best promotes power-in-common.
"Before doing so best practice dictates that they take account of the wider impacts on other parts of the NHS so that patient safety in the round is protected," said Dr Barbara Hakin, National Director of Commissioning Operations for NHS England.
He wanted to stay useful, and did so, besting his duellist Pedro in every category in his six innings and coming off with the win.
