Sentence examples for to do something differently from inspiring English sources

As critical as taking an opportunity is realizing that you need to do something differently.

It doesn't make sense to do something differently in England to the other home countries.

"But the shape we're in, they agree that we've got to do something differently".

Nobody quite knows how to tell him to do something differently.

And Jonah may prove to be Lilley's last chance to do something differently.

We're just trying to figure out a way to do something differently".

Kylie: I'm a big believer in everything is meant to be, so if I told myself to change or do something differently I feel like I wouldn't be the same person I am today.

Of course after losing another French Open final to Nadal, it took a lot emotionally from me, so I needed to recover and do something differently.

It's a break from routine and a chance to see and do something differently and it usually implies.

An administration official was quoted today summing up exactly why this is, and why people screaming for Obama to say or do something differently have it exactly wrong: "The administration's view is that a measured U.S. response gives the protesters and their quest for greater freedoms a larger -- rather than smaller -- chance of succeeding".

You put the same molecule back, same conditions, ask it to stretch to again, and it would do something differently.