Sentence examples for does to express from inspiring English sources
For Mr Friedman, economic behaviour owes as much to "market selection" as it does to express intention.
The judgment of the war is in Tommy Lee Jones's eyes, and in what Hank Deerfield does to express his disgust.
When he gesticulates, as he does to express the enthusiasm that his subdued demeanor might otherwise fail to convey, the movement is all below the elbow, like that of a reluctant swimmer splashing waist deep in cold water.
What can the average citizen do to express outrage?
All you have to do to express a preference is post in the comments below.
This invites the question what, if anything, he did to express his strong disagreement.
WHAT did Penn State students do to express their views about the firing of Mr. Paterno?
Butler said: "When bodies gather together as they do to express their indignation and to enact their plural existence in public space, they are also making broader demands.
"Rising Tide" suggests that Pakistani artists do not have to go abroad, though some still do, to express their country's turmoil.
So it did that, giving them more that they could do to express themselves and tell strangers on the platform who they are and why they should be followed.
What can they do to express their academic freedom?
