Sentence examples for were to do with from inspiring English sources

Some of the promises were to do with plurality.

Almost all were to do with civic duty and self-reliance.

"We asked the Lord what we were to do with the farm," said Mr. Horst, a born-again Christian.

"The bits that got swollen were to do with the complex versions of securitised credit, the CDOs and CDOs-squared.

Linda was encouraged to campaign against porn, but most of her problems were to do with an abusive partner.

A lot of my failures as a producer were to do with being attached to that kind of difficult, obscure film.

It was to do with television.

Some are to do with family breakdown.

It's to do with stereotyping.

Another problem is to do with regulation.

It's to do with professional pride.