Sentence examples for doing something tangible from inspiring English sources

That's why the government should be doing something tangible for us when we return".

China might not be the model partner for Africa based on its human rights record and transparency, but the Chinese are doing something tangible in Mozambique, Tanzania, and Ethiopia, for example, by building health centres and innovating old colonial infrastructures.

"We believe that using the additive in a final rinse with a full washing load could potentially cost as little as 10 pence [about 16 cents] – a small price to pay for the knowledge that you're doing something tangible to tackle air pollution and increase the life expectancy of people with respiratory conditions.

Despite the dirty work, she loved "the camaraderie of similar minds, the smell of the barn (and) doing something tangible.

So literally running around, picking up things, moving them around and doing something tangible uses the adrenaline and gives your body the satisfaction that you've dealt with the threat - you're still breathing.

We were trying to do something tangible".

For the first time he did something tangible".

We went about our self-congratulatory ways, assuming we had done something tangible to help.

Now the Knicks are hoping Kidd can do something tangible against the Pacers on Thursday.

In our opinion the movies have at last done something tangible for the cause of humanity.

"I wanted a platform where people could do something tangible rather than just talk about it," he said.