Sentence examples for to do for one from inspiring English sources

The "what" is that which survivors in grief are bound to do for one another.

Five hours of skiing, boarding and blading on three diverse mountains in great conditions and varied terrain, followed by another three hours of off-snow activities, would have to do for one day.

We have worked so hard this season, it's been a tough ride along the way but we came through strong in the league together and that's what we have to do for one more game".

The old dump will have to do for one more year, we decided last spring, and we signed a lease abdicating our few remaining civil right in exchange for the landlord's empty promise to repaint the ceiling in the kitchen.

It was, then, the correct thing to do for one of them, but not for the other three.

What's an honest punter to do?For one, he has been turning to derivatives.

"Like Keira was supposed to do for one-piece swimwear in Atonement…" His off-screen persona hasn't always been so stylish: "I've been quite a late developer on the clothes front, but I've suddenly realised it is one of life's joys".

All you need to do for this one is place tiny toy soldiers in and around your hairy parts.

Hopefully, there will be more to do for the one-armed inspector Rusk of Scotland Yard – now much more of a believer in the occult – next year, too.

The selectors will also have to decide what to do for the one-day internationals against South Africa and the World Twenty20 starting in September.

Doesn't it seem much more manageable to plan what you will do for one day rather than for one whole year?