But how many of them do you see these days?

But they have no children and do not own a car.

But I don't want to say much more about the show.

We've got a job to do for the American people.

We did not even know where to start with him.

What business do we have being on the same field with them?

I'm doing everything to get us back to where we should be.

I don't let my body go down in the off season.

But the students said the Government had done too little.

You don't go down and tell people how to live their life.

The woman took her change, but did not move for a moment.

They don't have a need to be in a support group.

We don't look to see what kind of house they live in.

Some are taking home more money than they know what to do with.

He really didn't have a whole lot his first year.

I did have to stop working for about a year and a half.

At first, he did not plan to go to college.

I came here and did a whole 360 in under a year.

And some of us don't always play those hands right.

Someone doing the same thing last week would have had a different experience.

She does not work because her back has a little problem.

I don't care if we have to play every day.

People outside should ask what is being done for us.

I don't get along with the black kids in my school.

Which is what he wanted to do, but home was hard to find.

It can also occur with similar back-vowel verbs, e.g. csináltatok "you [pl] did sth" or "I have sth done".

Many negation words start with the sound m- in Cantonese; for example, 唔 m4 "not", 冇 mou5 "to not have (done sth)", 未 mei6 "not yet".

This latter case is not possible with back-vowel verbs, due to the difference of the linking vowel: csináltok "you [pl] do sth" vs. csináltak "they did sth".

Well, we told the young man not to do it.

But what kind of power does it want to be?

But can they do it without the rest of us?

He has been doing it for 25 years, nearly half his life.

And then they asked me would I like to do it.

She does not think about the man who did it.

Now maybe I see a different reason why he did it.

The question is how many will do it and when.

The only one who has done it is his father, in 1997.

Now she does it for the best college team in the country.

I do believe I'm doing it for her in the end.

But I think they'll figure out how to do it.

No one has done it yet, but some have come close.

On a good week, I can do it three to four days.

I have been doing it now for about 10 years.

Why did it go to another mother and not to her?

He does it just to be out on the water.

If not, state officials will take over and do it.

Why did it take hold in so much of the world?

How does he do it in such a small space?

She has done it, and at a very high level.

But if I can do it, when is the best time?

He would say something and do it the next day.

Until three years ago, no one knew who did it.

Right now, I want to do it for a few more years.

It can also occur with similar back-vowel verbs, e.g. csináltatok "you [pl] did sth" or "I have sth done".