Sentence examples for do with it during from inspiring English sources

You can't build a power plant just to supply this surge — what would you do with it during the rest of the year?

Dungey brushed off any and all political accusations over the show's cancellation, though, saying "politics had absolutely nothing to do with it" during a Television Critics Association event in August.

They decided to use a riff from it only as an interlude that ran 30 seconds long, but they came up with more ideas about what to do with it during the mixing process, eventually increasing the length of the song.

"The central spine of that story of is the death of Liza Minnelli's character, and a bit of whodunit, who may have done it, who had something to do with it," Bateman said during the interview.

And by the way, I wrote not a single funny sketch, so that might have something to do with it too". Silverman appeared during the 1993-1994 TV season as a featured player.

And there's a good case that this had something to do with it: The big rise in prices during and after WWII arguably did a lot to eliminate the debt overhang, making it possible for the economy to enter a sustained, non-inflationary boom.

He didn't want anything more to do with it, after what had happened there during the war.

Q. What does the city do with its snowplows during the warm months?

In fact, I would bet that most of us suffer at its hands - some more than others, but you will probably do battle with it during the course of your lifetime.

If I had to psychoanalyse myself, it was to do with escapism during long periods in hospital as a child.

An interview that I did with him during the book tour for "Infinite Jest," in 1996, achieved a surprising longevity.