Example sentences of "do [pron] [verb] [noun] to " in BNC.

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1 ‘ But is the vixen sad or do I attribute sadness to her ?
2 It may sound trite , but how do you explain adoption to a three-year-old ?
3 We 're talking about what feedback or the lack of feedback you yourself have received , how do you give feedback to your staff ?
4 And , and what actually do you do day to day ?
5 ‘ Well , who do you tell things to ? ’
6 Do you watch May to December ?
7 Do you want art to be a healer ?
8 Having taken on all these images and elements of pop mythology , do you want people to be aware there 's an element of irony involved ?
9 And now you 've asked the question — do you want Charles to be King or would Di be the better monarch — here 's your chance to answer it .
10 Do you pay attention to local features to build up global or d the other way round ?
11 Eritreans would be asked to respond yes or no to the question : " Do you wish Eritrea to be an independent country ? "
12 How do you keep tax to a minimum ?
13 PAMELA : Why do you impute jealousy to me on this score ?
14 Why , oh why , do we implore others to Honk If You Had It Last Night ?
15 A recruitment team faced by this kind of surge in activity is liable to have to make a decision : do we concentrate on getting the letters out or do we give priority to keeping the records in line ?
16 So how , in whole group drama , do we build commitment to the work and engagement in the issues ?
17 If this is a common experience sexually , how do we approach commitment to God ?
18 Do we need background to this one ?
19 But how do we gain access to Renaissance culture , especially when our readings of the texts that document that culture indicate that a process of necessary counterfeit may have played a part in determining how these texts inscribed their culture ?
20 ‘ And do we have witnesses to what exactly happened ? ’
21 In what ways , if any , do they perceive Marxism to be relevant to Latin American conditions ?
22 What social and interpersonal practices do they give rise to ?
23 Wood and Gipps ( 1982 ) pose an interesting dilemma for decision-makers allocating resources : do they give resources to the schools with poor results , thus penalising the good ones ( from which the good schools may learn the best way to get resources ) , or do they reward the good schools and let the poor ones suffer ?
24 Nobody bribes such workers … nor do they have access to hard currency ’ .
25 These ground rules might include how we make sure we can hear each other , who talks and when , how we organise meetings , whether or not children are allowed to use PE equipment , do they have access to chairs ?
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