Sentence examples for matter to do from inspiring English sources

There is not much else for Washingtonians -- and Baltimoreans, for that matter, to do.

They're just spitting out the same column every week and using a different subject matter to do the same thing over and over".

I relied on those who assisted me in this matter to do all that was appropriate, and that would include Q.

AFTER three weeks of being quizzed by the media about a seemingly minor matter to do with expenses, Henry McLeish announced on November 8th that he was resigning as Scotland's first minister.

An interesting matter to do with punctuation came up in the following submission: 'This source of wealth may wither fail and go dry', accompanied by the explicit note, 'no comma after "wither"'.

Although we might hazard a guess, we shall never know whether Eliot would have wanted to escape from the personality of Crispin Best (No 14), but it would have been no easy matter to do so, given Best's propensity for bouncing Tiggerishly into view.

Most EU decisions are already taken by majority voting, for example matters to do with the single market.

A reluctant giant, no doubt, but it dominates all matters to do with the euro, and money in general.

In the years before World War I, Łukasiewicz worked predominantly on matters to do with the methodology of science.

Changing tack a little, I then touch on some matters to do with research communication and influence, and how I see administrative criminology as fitting in here.

It'll be a matter of time to do so".