Sentence examples for were doing for from inspiring English sources

And hold on is what they were doing for much of the first half.

Now, what they were doing for the previous three months is anybody's guess.

At least it allowed me to hear and see what my legal team were doing for me.

In 1958, Leo Fender unveiled an instrument he hoped would do for jazz what his Telecaster and Stratocaster were doing for nascent rock 'n' roll.

Suddenly a price tag is put on what you were doing for a variety of very personal reasons, and your work becomes a commodity.

The families, the builders and the community in general could not have been more welcoming, friendly and grateful for the work we were doing for them.

When the Guardian first revealed details about the work prisoners were doing for outside organisations last year, only a handful of public services were named.

At least both teams knew what they were doing for a few hours today as they practiced for the game (5 a.m. Saturday, Eastern time).

People who use the site were increasingly using Twitter and Facebook to tell their friends and followers about what they were doing for charity.

What Novak did a couple of years ago set the bar and what Roger and Rafa were doing for five or six years always set the standard.

Ever eager to learn something new, she pressed me on "the latest research" and asked what doctors around the country were doing for her condition.