Sentence examples for namely do from inspiring English sources

But until a few days ago, many Democrats were complaining that Mr. Schwarzenegger's definition of compromise was overly rigid: namely, do it his way.

When unanimous consent is needed for something, these leaders seem to be saying, sovereign states must all be consulted, but they must also bow to the will of the majority.Many politicians and commentators, notably in Germany, have demanded that a second Irish referendum on Lisbon must ask voters a tough question, namely: do you want Lisbon, or do you want to leave the EU?

Namely, don't leave early.

The kids learned about tides (why was the water receding?) and the principles of sand-castle construction (namely, don't build too close to the water).

To that I'll add one thing: namely, don't try to get too cute too quickly while recycling flat old toys for the project.

If January has already had you uttering the dreaded D word – detox – then stop now because you might as well replace it with a different D, namely "Don't bother".

Namely: did anyone die while searching for Bergdahl after he left base and was captured by the Taliban?

Namely, does marriage make people happier and healthier – or is it the happy, healthy people who tend to get married?

Namely, did you know that you have to appear in person to get your marriage license in New York City, unless you are in prison or a hospital?

10.09am: There has already been some reaction via Twitter asking if the study is "well-to-wheel", namely, does it also include the emissions caused during the extraction/production of petrol/diesel?

Namely, does the university or college curriculum type have any effect on her CEBE?