Sentence examples for to be doing by from inspiring English sources

Do designers want to turn people off their clothes, as they seem to be doing by demanding extreme thinness?

Yet that is what Brazil's government seems to be doing by counting on rain which, according to folklore, São Pedro dispenses at the pearly gates to sort out a looming electricity crisis.Hydropower generates 80% of Brazil's electricity.

But it's one thing to explore ways to back out of the deal, as Citi was reported to be doing by The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday, and another to find the escape hatch.

Countries in the north are tempted to give in to vested interests and protect the dirty economy, as Canada appears to be doing by pulling out of the Kyoto protocol.

"The site lies within the Area of Housing Mix which seeks to address the imbalance of the local community which this scheme is considered in part to be doing by providing housing suitable for occupation by a family.

But if what Mr. Paulson told the lawmakers was similar to what he told the American public on Friday, he surely conveyed to them a sense of urgency, telling the legislators that the situation was too important for them to adjourn and go home to campaign, which many of them hoped to be doing by now.

It has to be done by mouth.

The project is scheduled to be done by 2016.

I hope to be done by the fall or winter.

"It all has to be done by hand.

Every dirty job has to be done by the police.