Sentence examples for do the nations from inspiring English sources

Do the nations with female political representation quotas have less corruption or ineptitude?

The partygoers blithely chased dollars and worldly goods ("All we, like sheep"), then turned on one another ("Why do the nations so furiously rage?").

The violent music that brings in "For he is like a refiner's fire" had little urgency, and there was even less in the introduction to "Why do the nations so furiously rage together".

Sometimes Mozart goes for a big effect, as in the bass aria "Why do the nations so furiously rage together," in which Handel's agitated orchestra is fortified with military trumpets.

Gottlieb noted that the music of the second movement — combining Psalm 23 ("The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want") with Psalm 2 ("Why do the nations rage") — is largely derived from other projects.

Gottlieb noted that the music of the second movement combining Psalm 23 ("The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want") with Psalm 2 ("Why do the nations rage")—is largely derived from other projects.

And with fewer vacancies, government and the judiciary could do the nation's work.

They do the nation, and Mr. Bush, no service by charging ahead in lock step with the White House.

But senators will do the nation a disservice if they treat the renomination as a mere formality.

South Thanet 2015 promises to be funny, weird, combative – it might even do the nation a good turn.

Ms. Edwar, one of several advocates who attended Sunday's session, said Parliament should meet and do the nation's business or step aside for a new election.