The egoist, he suggests, views others as "nothing but my food, even as I am fed upon and turned to use by you" (263).
Then I turned to biking and RunKeeper, but using my smartphone wasn't an accurate way to gauge distance and calories burned because I live in an especially hilly area of Nevada.
For more ideas on how to use it, I turned to Valentino chef Nico Chessa.
To give them an Asian spin I turned to taro, a root vegetable used in Asia and Latin America.
Puzzled by their easy resurrection (or recycling?), I turned to an Afghan academic who used be involved with the mujahedin during the 1980s, for an explanation.
So, I turned to the New Oxford English dictionary, which uses this definition: "an authoritarian and nationalistic rightwing system of government and social organisation".
I briefly considered filling his bottle with artificial half and half creamers, but since a bottle of that would certainly kill a baby, I turned to plan B: we would use our imaginations and have fun with whatever we could find, like Tom Hanks in Castaway.
While I turned to fiction, Australian documentary maker Damon Gameau used his own body to reveal the bitter truth about hidden sugars by consuming 40 teaspoons of the stuff every day.
After quite a few failed attempts at what was supposed to be an easy upside-down cake, I turned to the financier recipe that we use at the restaurant, which made a light, moist cake underneath a layer of gooey, caramelized apricots.
Willing to entertain the idea that it's not virtual assistants that are the problem, it's me, I turned to my Twitter followers for use-cases where people actually reach for the likes of Siri, Maluuba, and Speaktoit instead of doing things the old-fashioned way.
Now, I turn to the use of fertilizer in DRC. Figure 3 compares the use of fertilizers in DRC and some African countries.
