Sentence examples for instrument for doing from inspiring English sources

"He's talking ABOUT RACE — sit up straight!" Benji's voice, as it evolved, turned out to be a pretty good instrument for doing a little standup here and there.

SINCE he took office two months ago, Abdurrahman Wahid, Indonesia's new president, has faced a dilemma: how to preserve the integrity of his fragile nation of 200m when his main instrument for doing this is an army responsible for much of the bloodshed that is tearing the country apart.

While government is as flawed as any human institution, it is the best instrument for doing the things needed for us all as a group like bridge maintenance, regulation of air safety, caring for those who can not be cared for by loved ones and making sure everyone is as healthy as possible.

Instruments for "Don't Stop 'til You Get Enough" are a 6 piece horn section (2 trumpets, alto sax, tenor sax, trombone, and baritone sax), string section (arranged by Ben Wright), and 2 guitars, keyboards, bass, drums and percussion.

The Labour party won't kick us out, won't suppress us, and the Labour party is still the best instrument in the world for doing it".

While she "played around on the keyboard" and took piano lessons at County College of Morris, utilizing an instrument for songwriting didn't happen until 2009.

Because instrument manuals list the tools needed for doing things, and science fiction stimulates your curiosity for doing all of those things.

However, disease-specific instruments for dyspepsia do not allow for comparisons with patients with illnesses other than dyspepsia and with healthy individuals in the general population.

Calibration of the instrument was done for each series of experiments, using a standard solution of amino acid and fatty acid derivatives.

"This is a good instrument for traveling, it doesn't need amplification, and you can play melody and accompaniment," she continued.

More & more the govt. of the U.S. - all its branches combined - seems to be an almost impossible instrument for getting things done in the U.S.