Sentence examples for over to do from inspiring English sources

"Vichai is running the club with all seriousness … He didn't take over to do things superficially.

By the time I was done there'd be no money left over to do anything".

But most acutely ill people just want an experienced person to take over, to do what has to be done and do it fast.

Part of the thrill for us was having this tremendous block of real estate handed over to do whatever we wanted".

Here's the punchline: If your brain is constantly filled with all of these secondary tasks, how much memory do you have left over to do meaningful work?

According to Pew, two-thirds of Europeans were convinced the Americans would come rushing over to do what they would not do for themselves.

A new year has a very special effect: it makes us feel like we have the chance to start over, to do things better this time, to make amends, even to right all the wrongs in the world.

For example, if difficulties occur somehow, that the senior physician says, I'm now taking over to do this step [S11].

If you don't fall on your stomach and then flip over to do pushups, people will suspect you are actually clumsy instead of thinking you are an exercise junkie.

Two hours would be just enough time to wash the cups and plates and put them away, and give the toilets a quick once-over; to do the place properly you'd need four hours at least.

Moyes rarely buys a bad apple but Victor Anichebe has still got a lot of winning-over to do since refusing to turn out for an FA Cup replay against Liverpool after the club had refused him permission to join Hull on loan.