Example sentences of "not do much [prep] the [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 The resonance of this fine building did not do much for the choir 's inaccurate diction , but made amends by enriching the gracious stone quality of the singing in Haydn 's Little Organ Mass and Faure 's Requiem .
2 Earlier monarchs had spent very little on such things and had not done much about the world outside Europe or about the development of their colonies .
3 However , we had not caught a double , so unbeknown to Rick I wound in my right hand rod which had not done much on the meat and switched over to a boilie .
4 You ca n't do much at the Print Manager end to speed things up , aside from giving it more priority .
5 She ca n't do much with the place until probate is granted . ’
6 They decided they could n't do much about the rape , but they dealt with the wife beating by publicly humiliating and parading the culprits !
7 You probably ca n't do much about the rain , but you can work out contingency plans such as having helpers to park participants ' cars or arranging minibuses to shuttle between the centre and the car park .
8 The photograph did n't do much for the man .
9 Would n't do much for the value of the house , either . ’
10 Susan had said that they would both have to find jobs , and one could n't do much in the art line without proper training .
11 You ca n't do much in the winter , I was saying to George .
12 Used to put animals to sleep , they do n't do much in the way of treatment , what we want to do from this is press for erm a P D S A grant .
13 " The man was lying in the mud , and the doctor could n't do much in the way of examination on the spot .
14 While Colonel Sanders 's fried poultry has n't done much for the state 's image and few of us get to attend the Kentucky Derby , America 's leading spirit is becoming increasingly fashionable in Britain .
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