Sentence examples for whatever one does from inspiring English sources

Budde has even tried to figure out the woman's exercise/poop schedule, so she can perhaps catch the woman or spray her with a garden hose or whatever one does to stop an adult from shitting on their grass, but the Mad Pooper was too smart for that.

"In whatever one does, there must be a relationship between the eye and the heart.

And in the season finale (Thursday at 9 p.m.), they will try to send it back to hell, or whatever one does with demons these days.

But in order to change a situation one has first to see it for what it is: in the present case, to accept the fact, whatever one does with it thereafter, that the Negro has been formed by this nation, for better or for worse, and does not belong to any other- — not to Africa, and certainly not to Islam.

That whatever one does, money is like water flooding down the hill.

I do whatever one does to go from standing nonchalantly to running.

In fact, about all one could say, and not for the first time as a parent, is that, whatever one did, one regretted it afterward.

These enormous screens (32 inches is quite large for a phone booth) will of course make whatever one is doing very public, though they helpfully double as ad screens when not in use.

Thank God that, one day, whatever I do, I will have Milun to get me out of jail.

Whatever one should do, if there's money to be made, the thing will be patched up, packaged and presented for consumption.

And if one dips into the "do unto others" precept, perhaps true freedom should be defined as the power to do whatever one likes to do, without ill effects on others.