Sentence examples for had done such work from inspiring English sources

"Absolutely none," he said, even though he had done such work himself.

Mr. Hunter referred to contract assassinations euphemistically as "bonus work" or "bonus jobs," the indictment says, adding that he told the confidential informers that he had done such work before.

Mr. Webb told the BBC that he had done such work for The News of the World routinely for eight years, spying on dozens of people, including Prince William; the sports broadcaster Gary Lineker Lord Goldsmithh, the former attorney general; Chelsy Davy, Prince Harry's former girlfriend; José Mourinho, the former manager of the Chelsea soccer team; and the parents of the actor Daniel Radcliffe.

They had experience, having done such work on every home they had owned in 17 years of marriage.

He and other contractors who have done such work said they think a surprisingly large number of industrial buildings could be adapted for school use and would be attractive to organizations looking to house private and alternative schools.

Hwang et al. (2001) and Chang et al. (2010) have done such work.

Many Brazilian producers have done such work with great skill, as our coverage of creative groups like SuperUber, memeLAB and Bijari has shown.

They said their pastor had done such good work in the community it was inconceivable that he had also committed the alleged acts.

Shulkin, a seasoned medical administrator who used to run New York's Mount Sinai Beth Israel Medical Center, had done such incredible work that, last month, Trump decided to fire him, and replace him with his White House physician, Ronny Jackson, a U.S. Navy medic who has no experience running a large organization but does have experience giving the President a glowing medical report.

"But now I was shy myself in the presence of one who had done such magnificent work as poet and translator, whose mind and hand went together, who cast a warm eye on life and whose achievement shines fuller and steadier as the decades pass," wrote the Irish poet.

"The horse had done such a brilliant bit of work [on the gallops] that he said 'I can't see him being out of the first two, and Long Run won't beat us'.