Sentence examples for don't do anything of from inspiring English sources

He retains some party-boy traits — "I don't do anything of any value until after, like, 4 30, 5 o'clock" in the afternoon, he said, stirring a cup of tea with a pen — but he is a fastidious, hard worker.

As it turns out, the Persians don't do anything of importance in resisting Philip, but it shows you how Demosthenes and those Greeks who agreed with him were attempting to put together as strong a coalition as they could to try to stop him.

It doesn't do anything of the kind, of course.

Government doesn't do anything of the kind — now, that's a story.

The real trouble, dramatically speaking, is that this Bush character (played by Conan McCarty, with perfect squinting eyes) doesn't do anything of interest.

"In my opinion, Thatcher didn't do anything of value for the great majority of people in the country while she was prime minister".

He replied: 'I didn't do anything of the kind.' I said: 'Come on.

Unlike other browsers, which sport clutter, Chrome doesn't do anything of the sort.

That's right: even though the Wired piece opens with the promise of "getting the full picture" of your genome, the new Google program, DeepVariant, doesn't do anything of the sort.

Sometimes, the experiments went awry or didn't do anything of interest, which could have been the cause of major embarrassment on live TV.

Spoiler alert: he doesn't do anything of the sort as he hands me back the bag and stares at us.