Sentence examples for models would do from inspiring English sources

"It was Hollywood diplomacy, really, not so unlike what Condi Rice, one of her role models, would do".

"What some models would do is they'd be on the smaller spectrum — normal weight — and they would get padding".

"Once upon a time, you would work on the show and the models would do their makeup — there was no continuity," said Mr. Espinet, MAC's senior vice president for makeup artistry, referring to the late 1970s and early '80s.

Having established that the inclusion of a second help model may improve the statistical power of tests evaluating the first model, leads to the natural question of whether all help models would do.

You've mentioned that "Benji" was modeled on "Corrie"; can you talk about what you hoped that modeling would do?

The European model would do more harm than good, as American history shows: in the early eighteen-forties, after the bursting of a credit bubble, many states found themselves in a debt crisis.

All told, a new study suggests, the middle ear was such a great invention, such an essential part of being a mammal, that once evolution had seized upon it, no crude substitute or older model would do.

The big automakers, under this model, would do less automaking and more designing, engineering and marketing.

Early adopters who must have the latest model would do well to stick with Apple.

Because global agricultural markets exhibit high frequency volatility, an annual model would do little to capture intra-annual price dynamics and shocks.

It was decided that it was of no purpose whatsoever to make do with a size-limited sketch and that only the real size specimen and model would do, and therefore, it was a necessary feat to be able to image the specimens completely so as to be able to visualise their capabilities in a virtual reality medium or in a model for an attachment mechanism for manufacture.