Sentence examples for does might from inspiring English sources

Whoever does might even complete the country's transformation, which Mr Berlusconi halted in its tracks when he entered the political stage in the 1990s.

The other thing that forever separates opera from whatever it is that Mr. Sondheim does might be called the words-music tilt.

And a local not informed of what Oxitec does might be not only intrigued, but rather enraged, to see that – on closer inspection – those little puffs are formed of thousands of mosquitoes.

For if his argument looks like a last-ditch attempt to defend the rock journalist's ancestral rights not only to hear new music before everyone else but also to do so without paying against the democratising impact of the internet (which it does), might this not imply that the free download has made music journalists of us all?

But he thinks managing the way that village does might work better in many places, because villagers will be more likely to follow the rules if they see a benefit.

It is not surprising that the first two topics can be treated constructively---although the constructive treatments shed a surprising amount of light on them---but the last topic, involving integrals and differentials as it does, might seem to call for infinite processes.

Those who did might not have seen an opera.

What we have done might change the perception of teachers.

Our wanting and doing might be enough.

And the damage methane will do might not be reversible.

The well-to-do might run to a decorative fountain.