do in

verb

1. to murder or kill
2. to exhaust

Example Sentences

He says rebrands occur generally when a company wants to "shift" its business strategy, which is what Jaguar is doing in its move to electric-only cars.

From BBC

"There is still more work to be done in terms of correcting the information that was given to us through programs like the 'Just Say No,' campaign and the War on Drugs."

From Salon

And the game allowed the Clippers to once again show how mighty they are on defense, which they did in slowing down the high-scoring Kings during a 104-88 win Friday night at Intuit Dome.

From Los Angeles Times

No chancellor wants to unpick a Budget, as George Osborne had to do in 2012 when he U-turned on the "pasty tax".

From BBC

"But if this stress stays there, which it does in the tumor microenvironment, the cells are just in continuous stress, and that will then lead to a very different phenotype and death," Mehrotra said.

From Science Daily