• It was really strange, because one moment she was just cooking and doing the chores at home, and the next moment she was on telly.
• She says that more and more, charities end up doing the tasks the state is supposed to look after.
• After each task, the teams swapped over their mode of transport and did the tasks all over again.

• I'm going to get my hair done a bit more often and go for facials and pamper myself a bit more.
• I had my hair and make-up done by professionals, was taught how to walk on a catwalk and got to model three outfits.
• I don't like people touching my hair, doing my make-up or telling me what to wear.

Synonyms

• The bar does meals, which looked filling, and the view over the bay is great!
• We are now doing a three-course Sunday lunch for £9.95.
• Does anyone know of a central Manhattan hotel which does family rooms?

Synonyms

• Again, multiply the two together and you'll see how the sums have been done.
• It may be that you'll need to reassess your choices once you've done some more detailed sums.
• After doing some hard financial sums, I left the day job to chase a few dreams.

Synonyms

• When the burger and onions are almost done, toast the bread on the grill or in a toaster.
• When those are both done, add the pasta to the bacon, and mix for a bit, then add the cream until it's all warm.
• She handed him a towel and the phone, and then left to make sure her food was doing okay.

• Do you remember when I told you what my parents did for a living?
• What does your dad do for a living?
• But talking about this kind of thing is what I do for a living.

Synonyms

• However, doing a PhD requires a high level of emotional management both within and outwith the field.
• In what sense are we required to follow the canons of correct reasoning when doing mathematics?
• I am doing the most demanding degree, but I could maybe take a year out.

Synonyms

• I thought it was a really compelling one and probably for the same reason I like doing Shakespeare plays.
• At present we are doing a modern Russian play and another straight from New York.
• As most of you know, our school has traditionally done Shakespeare passages for our Recitations.

Synonyms

• He does a great Elvis and my guests just loved him.
• If you ask me, he does Rolf Harris better than Rolf Harris does himself!
• No one can do the Queen like you! I have found myself enthralled watching your portrayal of her.

• She would be there doing heroin and I started off by just having a line on the foil.
• See if anyone else is having doubts that all the drugs they've done really were spiritual.
• I've done enough drugs over the years to know what it's like.

• If your employees do not do another customer in between, the time would be booked as 120 minutes or two hours straight time.
• He said he could do me after he finished the one he was doing, but I said no thanks. I’ll wait until tomorrow.
• A guy came in to get his lip pierced and Robbie asked if he could do him first and I told him it was no problem.

• I like to do it in the morning.
• I hit 16, went to college and one of the guys in my class said that he reckoned I was great in the sack and asked me to 'do it' with him behind the bike sheds.

• By now it is believed to have done the highest mileage of any comparable plane still in service.
• I rode 5 miles yesterday, and did 12 miles today, and already feel better mentally and physically than I have in a few years.
• The car does about 35-40 miles to the gallon.

Synonyms

• He maintains he was doing the speed limit and had no time to react.
• The speed a car is doing is only one element which affects the safety of road users.
• Furthermore what if you were told that had they been doing the speed limit, they could have survived?

Synonyms

• The journey has been done once before, by a Frenchman in 132 days just under ten years ago.
• In the seven years I've been doing that journey, I'm thinking that takes my total to five.
• I did London to Paris for charity last year.

• The area can be very crowded with surfers and tourists doing Land's End.
• We did the Eiffel Tower on Friday because we figured the queues would be shorter than on Saturday or Sunday.
• If you are in New York, you really have to do the Empire State Building!

Synonyms

• I ended up back in prison doing fifteen months for handling stolen goods.
• He had done five years for housebreaking.
• He did 25 years in the Air Force.

• It is finished, all done, and not able to be processed because of funding issues at this point of time.
• Once Varla was done she pulled out some cream and told Amy to apply it to her face.
• She is up packing our stuff right now and she should be done within five minutes or so.

• These people should get some sort of satisfaction when the day is done.
• The working week is done and we're more than up for cocktail fun.
• This is the signal that the night is done, and that the sun is coming up.

• Can you honestly say that, once the back-slapping and drinks all round were done with, you would be completely overjoyed on his behalf?
• We need some new scandal and controversy now that that one is done with (until next year).
• Now that my only wedding of the summer is done with, I'm wondering how to get myself on the guest list.

Synonyms

• It will obviously all hinge on how well we are doing as the game progresses.
• I convinced myself I'd done incredibly badly, snapped at everyone in sight and was no fun at all.
• He has just been doing his A levels and he thinks he has done really badly.

Synonyms

• However in those days we didn't think we might be doing ourselves serious harm.
• It will do you good to have some fresh air.
• They'll do themselves harm one way or another.

• The rapid expansion in 90-92, combined with the recession, did a lot of harm financially, and the company finally went bankrupt.
• There's a lot of things that have to be put right because the recession did a lot of damage.
• This storm obviously did quite a bit of damage to area homes, businesses and vehicles.

• A rocky ledge, we decide, will do fine as a lunch spot.
• Any piece of paper slipped between two pages would do as a bookmark, but origami bookmarks are stylish and will distinguish you apart from the rest.

• I do my warm-up set, then add a little bit more weight and I'm completely done after about 4 reps.
• He did not enter the majors until he was 28 and he was done by the time he was 37.
• My body said, ‘Okay, you're done,’ and I just fell apart.

• I don't know who, or what organisation, if any, did the bank.

• Oh - and if you ever bought this spam filter to get rid of the nasties on your computer, you were apparently done.
• How could some of Australia's biggest and shrewdest media outlets get done so badly.
• It was only after travelling to Amsterdam and meeting the fraudsters that she became suspicious and contacted police, who told her: ‘Sorry, but you've been done.’

• You do like champagne, don't you, Charles?
• You do understand, don't you?
• I look all right, don't I?

• ‘Don't say that,’ I spat, ‘What do you know of it? Nothing!’
• Don't forget you have to earn money before you can spend it.
• You two kids have fun, and don't stay out too late.

• Do sit down and make yourself comfortable.
• If you're in the Valley at that time, please do come to the event, it should be great.
• ‘Do tell me all about your visit,’ she continued.