loanword + する (loan verbing)

How on earth did she manage to pass that exam, I wonder?

I can't believe you'd actually be stalking Hanako! You'd been quiet lately so I let my guard down!

She gave him a tie that was a perfect match for his taste.

She mastered the knack of dealing with difficult customers.

She sat on a bench, humming an old tune in a low voice.

She studied her heart out and passed the exam.

He asked her out on a date.

I wonder if he enjoyed the last game.

Even now, I still can't catch a high-thrown baton properly.

Moving beyond labor-intensive and capital-intensive models, the era is shifting dramatically toward knowledge-intensive.

The conversation keeps going further and further off the rails.

I never requested anything of the sort.

She gave him a tie that matched his taste.

She was carefully styling her hair.

She's on a diet to lose weight.

She kissed me passionately.

She knocked on the door.

She designed beautiful costumes for the movie.

2002: President Bush signed the Homeland Security Act, and it officially became a department.

'Where did those six go?' 'They've escaped.'

Prices go up every day.

She has her hair curled.

She made a lot of mistakes typing the report.

The two roads cross there.