Sentence examples for undone as a from inspiring English sources

Some customers keep a couple of them undone as a subtle status symbol.

"The fact that they've already called a big group of people in and the process has begun makes it more difficult to be undone, as a practical matter," he said.

Many a marriage has been done and undone as a result of khaki fever, which Africa has fine safari literature to document.

this will include the sum of the outputs from the activities potentially left undone as a result of providing a given treatment, rather than a possible alternative, together with the potential financial cost of the resources employed.

He was undone as well by his own impracticality, deficient business acumen, and a predilection toward delusion.

"Progress can be undone as quickly as it is made," he said.

Capote's book has overwhelmed him, and he is undone as much by sensitivity as by vanity.

Obviously if neighbours come in and see a room full of books it is a bit disconcerting, there is clearly something wrong with me, but I apologise as much as I can…" We talk a little about how the fabric of the society he describes has been undone as much by unfettered markets and second-home owners as by anti-hunting laws.

Morgan was undone as much by the unpredictability of the pitch as the medium pace of Binny, squirting a catch to mid-on.

Liverpool reverted to a five-man defensive system to counter Chelsea's attacking threat but were almost undone as early as the fifth minute when Oscar burst clear into the area only to send his effort off target with only keeper Brad Jones to beat.

Chemical junctions are irreversible, while physical junctions can usually be undone as easily as they are made.