Definition of “do with”

Give them something else to do with a trip on this CD ferris wheel.

He diagnosed a "cultural void "having nothing to do with politics.

His regular attendance in the reference library had nothing to do with the pursuit of verisimilitude in his fictions.

I enjoyed good views of a middle-spotted, glimpsed a black, but had to make do with hearing, rather than seeing, a grey-headed.

It had little to do with the Lord Defender's affection for him.

Kafka's second connection with medicine was to do with his work.

That big concrete slab of a thing will not fit in there no matter what you do with it," he said.

Tykwer says:'It's about someone who does not know how love works who comes across someone who wants nothing further to do with love.

We'll get you in next door through the back way, but don't tell me what to do with the media.