Sentence examples for word to do from inspiring English sources

"Repurposed" is too weak a word to do justice to his ingenuity when confronted with a scrap of tin.

"But it's wonderful to be an amateur in the true sense of the word, to do something simply because you love it.

The circular economy taps into a collective genius for world-changing commerce; companies allied by shared principles are competing, in the very best sense of the word, to do more good.

The Rev. Lionel Harvey, president of the Unified New Cassel Community Revitalization Corporation, said that with town and county jurisdictions overlapping, the project could "very easily get bogged down with the paralysis of analysis, but so far everybody has come together and been true to their word to do whatever they could to help New Cassel".

My point is that institutions like Kew, in the UK and abroad, are at the forefront of plant and fungus research, and this work is vital in the original sense of the word: to do with life and its healthy continuity.

In fact, given how much we rely on the country's word to do business (it's the basis of our currency), it is way more important that the country live up to its financial obligations than any individual homeowner.

"But there are no words to do that".

In other words, to do well, go huge.

In other words to do exactly as your neighbors do is the only sensible rule".

In other words to do everything possible to persuade the stragglers to sign.

In other words, to do this work, you need to be a little unusual.