Sentence examples for for doing much from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Orozco's demonstrable — and wonderful — Zen-like gift is for doing much with little, not for providing architectural filler.
I'm sure they take home much more than the PM and his senior officials for doing much less, let alone much that is economically and socially useful.
Enter the evening's chairwomen, responsible for doing much of that asking: Susan R. Cullman, Somers Farkas, Grace Hightower De Niro, Diana L. Taylor and Barbara M. Vogelstein.
Labour can afford to give itself a pat on the back, notably for doing much better in the South than it did in last year's local elections, a necessary pre-condition for general election victory.
Alanya Green New York, May 21 , 2008 To the Editor: Thomas L. Friedman is rightly concerned about the vast gap between the current state of affairs in the United States and its potential for doing much better.
As Gordon Brown's recent announcement of his half-initiative for Afghanistan shows, the UK government lacks funds, military numbers and the stamina for doing much more than the bare minimum.
"But basically with selling shoes, you make an amazing amount of money for not doing much".
Ultimately, Thiel says, Saverin did well for not doing much.
I have criticized the Obama administration for not doing much better.
They won't, for instance, do much for you in the event of a biological attack.
Patients in India, for example, do much better than patients in the West.
