Sentence examples for the does from inspiring English sources
verb
To perform; to execute.
- All you ever do is surf the Internet
He sends the does out first.
Before you dive in, though, a note about the "Does it have...?" questions.
The company has warned that it risks a default by the end of October if the does not go ahead.
Mr. MacNamara is racing the biological time clock of the does, which begin to give birth in May.
The buck urinates here to mark his territory and announce to the does and other bucks that he's around.
Among his other better-known films were Les Biches (1968; The Does), L'Attentat (1972; The French Conspiracy), and Un Homme est morte (1973; The Outside Man).
Too many of the essays are written in the does-it-offend-you-yeah?, hashtag-activist prose that clogs internet discourse.
The transformation which produced the smallest residual deviance was used to approximate the does-response relationship.
The regulation of these genes in response to As stress demonstrated the does-response and accession-specific effects.
And intuitively, a speaker who uses 'the' does imply that the adjacent predicate is satisfied by exactly one contextually relevant thing.
Both mass and plural expressions take the definite article since 'the' "does not discriminate between singular and plural" (Laycock 2006, p. 35).
