Sentence examples for doing very much more from inspiring English sources
What fascinated architects was Fuller's claim that the geodesic dome offered the greatest volume for the least surface area, a case of doing very much more with very much less.
We could do very much more if we had a larger budget".
They're knobbly and, as their name suggests, they don't do very much; more like fir cones than animals.
Often, a woman doesn't need to do very much more than let a guy in her trap door for the whole thing to, er, come off successfully.
THE complete recording of Anton Webern's output just released by Deutsche Grammophon does very much more than refute old and sterile arguments against serialism.
She says that Kreisky has not done very much more than Waldheim to correct that vocabulary of explanation which has to do with Jews and Jewish conspiracies and Jewish power.
And perhaps the finding and matching of objects mimics tasks our brains are good at, but don't get to do very much any more, like searching for ripe fruit in tangled thickets, or picking stones out of dried lentils.
"You don't have to do very much at this to make more than you do at most jobs," he said.
I think my mother did very much.
"You like that?" "I do, very much.
