Sentence examples for having a do from inspiring English sources

Email becomes the object store for information when we are "off" the grid, which with the iPhone is more like having a Do Not Disturb sign on the door than actually being unavailable.

I'm a big fan instead of having a "do unto others" philosophy of etiquette.

A number of the patient stories involved people who had been left in soiled sheets and there were examples of patients having a "do not resuscitate order" placed on them without proper discussion with their families.

My husband and I laughed about having a do-over, enjoying things with our granddaughter that had been chores with our own kids.

They may also invite Turnbull to explain what he means about the dangers of having a "do-it-all prime minister" (which sounds like a certain TB).

Even as the president scrambled to blame the Clinton administration for the energy woes, House Democrats held a news conference today to upbraid Mr. Bush as having a "do-nothing response" because he is captive to the industry.

Multivariate analysis was performed to evaluate older patients' adjusted risk of hospital mortality, having a Do-Not-Resuscitate order during ICU stay and need for renal replacement therapy.

We also found that as the child's perceived health status worsened, parents with higher levels of hope were more likely to decide to limit interventions, such as by having a do-not-attempt-resuscitation order (DNAR) [ 6].

Children who died of AIDS rarely had a do-not-resuscitate order or hospice care, while parent's perception of their child's health as poor was associated with having a do-not-resuscitate order/hospice care.

Suggest having a professional do the work.

Consider having a professional do it.