Sentence examples for of a doing from inspiring English sources
England are getting a bit of a doing here.
I'm more of a "doing" person, so when I joined the company I wanted us to actually do stuff as well as consult on it.
Farage was on the Today programme at 8.10 this morning talking the possibility of a doing some kind of deal with the Conservatives before the next general election.
In keeping with this tradition, Kant (1790) identified a work or opus as the product of a doing [Tun] (facere), to which he contrasted the effects of nature, such as a beehive.
Second, the idea of a doing a standard-bearer morning show that's basically so general that it's supposed to appeal to all of America is a concept that is a couple of decades too late.
In fact, because there are so many more nonmajors, the total impact of a "doing biology" class is likely to be greater for nonmajors than majors.
This has all the hallmarks of a done deal.
It has the feel, however, of a done deal.
"Almost regardless of what the Court does," Talbot says, "this is kind of a done deal".
Therefore, in this case, the second root of A does not exist.
