Sentence examples for is doing with a from inspiring English sources
Dr. Ruiz-Trillo and his colleagues have no idea what Capsaspora is doing with a brachyury gene.
Still, it's a birthday worth marking, as the label itself is doing with a tour featuring Jarvis Cocker and New York's anti-folk mainstay Jeffrey Lewis.
Which means that looking at everything Barr is doing with a suspicious eye is, at this point, the only safe thing to do.
Great Flint athletes started giving back in emergency, as Mark Ingram Jr. is doing with a couple dozen other NFL stars in organizing a donation of anti-bacterial body wipes, as well as water, from a California company called ShowerPill.
In a profession that takes itself way too seriously, he does indeed have a welcome touch of humility; a sense that whatever he is doing with a seven-iron in his hand, he is not curing angina.
But Ms. Bair has argued that the F.D.I.C. should take over many of the big troubled banks rather than rescue them, just as it is doing with a growing number of smaller, regional banks.
This is done with a definite purpose.
The main illustration is done with a TELeMAintenance platform (TELMA).
The uncertainty analysis is done with a Monte Carlo technique.
Typically, this is done with a simplified Sydney Young equation.
Traditionally it is done with a tough, spent laying hen.
