Sentence examples for do something strong from inspiring English sources

Many of the women remain optimistic that a melding of the bills will come together in the Senate Armed Services Committee, "and really do something strong and special," Ms. McCaskill said.

Today, he said, Sybase needs to do something stronger if it is to counter the competition.

"You must do something very strong to break through the ambivalence".

But I felt I had to do something as strong as the weaving was.

"He's ambitious and believes, if Bale was to stay, that Tottenham could go on and do something really strong in the Premier League".

But the incentive to do something is strong: under new federal rules, hospitals will lose Medicare money when patients get preventable infections.

But with unemployment rising, the stock market falling and a number of high-profile industries struggling, the political pressure on Washington to do something is strong and increasing.

The riffs of songs such as Wow!!!7am or Hey or Do Something are strong enough, but the formula "riff, primitive bash of drums, bellowed chorus" wears thin pretty quickly.

"I knew that Cal wanted to do something very strong, and he has done that.

The science shows that the more you do something, the stronger the pathways in the brain become and the easier it becomes; it becomes almost habitual.

But the pressure to do something became too strong to resist.