1.   I was sure, at the very least, that diet does had done thousands of women like me no good.

2.   It would not do to have Miss Blagden imagine she bore any grudge.

3.   The prime minister has expressed his intention to quit, but had not done so for fear of weakening the coalition.

4.   It would never do to have Henry there in her apartment.

5.   I had been asked to drive in heavy traffic and had done so successfully.

6.   Having done so he folded the sheet of paper again, replaced it in his pocket and made to leave.

7.   Whatever the reason for his presence here, it had nothing to do with her!

8.   He said the captain who had been in command of the patrol had been correct to order his men to fire and doing so had probably saved their lives.

9.   But erm did that have a message, or was that just a fun thing for you to do?

10.   Now, now you did mention it, it is going to be an enormous country now, what implications does that have for the European Community?