Sentence examples for doing whatever necessary from inspiring English sources

During the following several years she wandered about the West, working as cook, dance-hall girl, camp follower, and bawd and doing whatever necessary to earn a living.

But the other side of this coin is that we have to accept the possibility of casualties on our side, too -- because the cost of not accepting them, of "doing whatever necessary," resorting to torture or the wholesale abrogation of the constitution, would defeat our own ultimate purpose of remaining a free society.

"If they cannot, Turkey will do whatever necessary to defend itself," he told reporters.

I'd urge people to do whatever necessary to raise the money to visit Umubano".

A master of process and procedure, he will do whatever necessary to derail a bill he does not like.

France's Socialist government has advised its voters to do whatever necessary to keep out the FN.

Jean Seaton is the official historian of the BBC When Greg Dyke was ousted eight years ago, he said the BBC would do whatever necessary to survive.

Draghi's comments last week that he would do whatever necessary to protect the euro drove bullion to $1,629.10 an ounce, the highest level since mid-June.

Torre felt he had to do whatever necessary to prevent Bell from scoring, and he positioned his defense the way managers always have in road games.

Some relief came with the fall in Spain's borrowing costs after European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi vowed on Thursday to do whatever necessary to save the euro.

"I am really more than willing to do whatever necessary to improve the performance of the government by adopting proper policies and strategies and sharpening agendas and priorities".