Sentence examples for like done from inspiring English sources

Participant 5 (Female, caries): Yeah, if there's like someone who like knows what they're doing and like has understood it and probably like done a degree in it, say, you're more likely to listen to them than someone who's just like telling you, like, say, an actor or something that's got a script saying, buy this product.

But he said, "The West Village remains great, but it's, like, done.

"Send me a list of things you'd like done with the hedge fund data so that I can get my guys working on it," Mr. Kannam wrote to a partner at Belstar Group.

RON PAUL During the recent South Carolina debate, Paul called for a "golden rule in foreign policy," in which we would refrain from doing things to other countries we would not like done to us.

In its negative form, "Do not do to others what you would not like done to yourselves," it occurs in the 2nd-century documents Didachē and the Apology of Aristides and may well have formed part of an early catechism.

In the United States, he said "there are no moral hangups against building a building in an 'outdated style,' as they put it," while in England, "there's a vise-like grip over what they like done".

"I like doing that.

"I like doing it.

"We like doing specs.

"I don't like doing it.

"We don't like doing it, though.