Sentence examples for done something to improve from inspiring English sources
Though she was usually checked by the King's intransigence, she may have done something to improve relations between Louis and Henry III of England, who in 1236 had married her sister Eleanor.
I feel uncomfortable with the whole process of negotiation, and yet I would feel bad accepting an offer if I felt that I could have done something to improve it.
At the end of the year a campaign by Virgin Radio stated, "We've done something to improve Kylie's records: we've banned them".
After a year of its release, UK Virgin Radio mocked the sales of the album along with Minogue's concepts, stating: "We've done something to improve Kylie's records: we've banned them".
The most obvious is that it elides two phenomena that may prove unconnected: a consumerist desire for ever-improving public services, and people's willingness actually to do something to improve them.
"If we can do something to improve sophomore and freshman decisions, it would last a lifetime," said Russo, the SC Johnson Family Professor of Management.
Democrats can say they did something to improve the rule of law in a place where it scarcely exists.
