Sentence examples for done with the notion of from inspiring English sources
(Imagine what Monty Python could have done with the notion of "Air Beckett").
Old stories set to new tunes and rhythms made me think of the tinkering that Barth has done with the notion of literary genres over the years.
Its Martin Nisenholtz Martin Nisenholtz s turn answering questions for the NYTimes.com feature Talk to The Times, and the SVP of digital operations for the New York Times Co. has already scaled the pay wall and the company clearly isnt done with the notion of pay to read.
I'm done with the notion of men not being "comfortable" with women.
These questions all have to do with the notion of humanitarian intervention, a concept for which Kouchner has served as the world's spokesman.
But does it also have something to do with the notion of five-year-old girls being allowed to dine outdoors together on a bench between their two homes, no grownups lurking overhead?
All the films in the series were directed by Takashi Shimizu, who also wrote all but this one; the first four, rather bewilderingly, carry some variation on the Japanese title "Ju-On," which has to do with the notion of vengeance.
Placing a few characters in Venice seems mainly an excuse to appropriate the phrase "bridge of sighs" and endow it with a symbolic significance that is a little nebulous but seems to have something to do with the notion of an alternative life.
We have heard lots of rumors about this sequel, which all have to do with the notion of turning the Vietnam syndrome on its head so that finally we Americans will be "standing tall" once again and expressing our righteous anger by wreaking havoc on the enemy.
All the films in the series were directed by Mr. Shimizu, who also wrote all but this one; the first four, rather bewilderingly, carry some variation on the Japanese title "Ju-On," which has to do with the notion of vengeance.
Twitter participating or not, all has to do with the notion of intent and where people are.
