Sentence examples for do would be a from inspiring English sources

And that – precisely because of what it alone can do – would be a tragedy.

Repealing or rolling back Proposition 13, which Mr. Brown's aides said he would not do, would be a politically explosive move and would require approval of the voters.

Impeaching Mr Obama, for instance, as some of his newer recruits are keen to do, would be a huge mistake: a pointless distraction from far more serious issues.

What I would do would be a brainstorming session in my whole office, and we would come up with a plan.

The encounter persuaded him that hiding his identity, as many guerrillas do, would be a mistake, feeding the assumption that he was doing something destructive.

I said the next thing we'd do would be a drama maybe, but I'm not going to give up on comedy.

The best thing to do would be an introductory dive where the instructor does all the work for you.

"Tearing down everything that Bloomberg has done would be a great mistake," Mr. Lhota said.

"I told him that what I was doing would be a benefit for my people".

"Giving safe harbor if they use a basic level of filtering, as YouTube now does, would be a reasonable compromise".

One said: "Telling people that x% people think it can't be done would be a self-fulfilling prophecy.