Sentence examples for does on the eve from inspiring English sources
Brilliant timing from Fox 2000, too, coming as it does on the eve of the World Cup.
"Emerging as it does on the eve of his hearing, this information puts the liberty of Jérôme Kerviel once again at risk".
Mr. Thomson's attack on his own union, coming as it does on the eve of an impending strike, is all the more galling.
While no one was seriously hurt in the fire, this tight-knit Italian neighborhood, bustling as it traditionally does on the eve of Easter, was brought to a halt by the frenetic activity of firefighters and emergency vehicles.
At the news conference, Ms. Stewart sharply criticized the decision, and said its timing, "coming as it does on the eve of the arrival of the tortured men from offshore prison in Guantánamo," carried a message for any lawyers who might be appointed to represent them.
Coming as it does on the eve of the deployment of some 20,000 additional soldiers to Afghanistan, it raises disturbing questions about the human cost of political agendas.
As part of the "Five-eyes" intelligence partnership Australia both helped collect the data of "nearly everything a user does on the internet" and was allowed to access it.
None of that remains in Morandi's later works, such as a still life with candlesticks in this show, done on the eve of World War II.
The economy is finally producing as much as it did on the eve of the crisis in 2008, and inflation is back near its 2% target.
Coming as it did, on the eve of important general managers' meetings, Phillips's departure appeared to catch many by surprise.
But that is what he did on the eve of what could be the Rangers' last game of the season, when he spoke about his battle with the brain.
