Sentence examples for instance to do from inspiring English sources

He asked the actor Ray Romano, for instance, to do a radio promotion.

This could be done manually or automatically, with smart appliances deciding, for instance, to do the washing when power prices are low.

Demanding the release of e-mails on a server in pursuit of evidence (in this instance, to do with drug offences) is no different from seeking to rummage in a hotel room or open a safety-deposit box.

Here he invokes a fantasy liberalism in which the judicial system is a constant and magnanimous corrective for a social and economic structure that forces good people (impoverished 87-year-old grandmothers for instance) to do imprudent and felonious things (armed robbery for instance).

Then we will be able to specify a range of true counterfactuals in which an agent had some reason, for instance, to do otherwise, and she did otherwise.

And: "..the great advantage of a system like this is that if I was a researcher dealing with a rare disease and I wanted to get together everybody in the country, or perhaps all five of them for instance to do some trial on them, I could identify these people" (Male, patient focus group 2).

And in many instances to do something you have to drill through those layers, follow those links, follow those hierarchies, to find what you want and then interact with it.

"And If it took Eric Garner and it took Michael Brown and other instances to do than, then that's where we are in our evolvement as human beings".

Senator John McCain's torture bill, for instance, seeks to do just that.

"Children with other behavior problems in addition to A.D.H.D., for instance, seem to do best with both treatments".

The intersection of direction, performance, and writing achieves what James Ponsoldt, for instance, failed to do in "The End of the Tour": the setting of the text.