Sentence examples for much to do for from inspiring English sources

"There's not much to do for people my age.

Now she can rest easy, because she won't have much to do for a few years.

There was still much to do for the Germany Under-21 player, but his calmness and the time his pace had bought him allowed Volz to pass his finish beyond Alec Chamberlain and into the net.

With Republicans nearly united in opposition, a bigger factor is the Democrats' divisions both in Congress and within the White House over what and how much to do for an economy that has begun creating jobs, if too slowly for the politicians in an election year, and over where to find the revenues to offset the costs of more tax cuts and spending.

(Kehr) Play This Movie Loud! (Saturday) A series of rock-related movies at the Museum of the Moving Image continues on Saturday, at 2 p.m., with "Head," an early (1968) effort by Bob Rafelson ("Five Easy Pieces") that would have liked very much to do for the Monkees what "A Hard Day's Night" did for the Beatles.

"We're still geeks, nerds, wonks, researchers at heart, but there's just too much to do for anyone to do it all," said Gerald J. Fine, Corning's vice president for photonics technologies -- Corning's term for the many devices that blast signals down the fiber optic pipelines.

For sure, there is still much to do because for 500 years one part of the population was neglected.

"We were doing really well, but it takes too much to do that for that long".

And there's much to do now for the new year.

There is still much to do, like apply for as many scholarships as I can and hope to get them.

There is too much to do and too much worth fighting for to give up, however.