Sentence examples for a use of the from inspiring English sources

Only Merce Cunningham asks for so brilliant a use of the foot as Mr. Alston.

There is a use of the two levels (table and floor) to create variety.

Is this a use of the federal budget surplus on which Democrats and Republicans can now agree?

Therefore, all new equipment leases and lease renewals are considered a use of the University's debt capacity.

Therefore, all new real estate leases and lease renewals are considered a use of the University's debt capacity.

L. 114 95, set out as a Use of the Term "Highly Qualified" in Other Laws note below.

And no other choreographer since Cunningham has made so powerful a use of the instep and the spine.

That's a mouthful, political observers say, and not as smooth a use of the legal disclaimer requirement as would be desired.

In my early teens, living near enough to visit, I didn't make as productive a use of the city as I might have.

"Or was it a use of the hand that England are complaining about?" Now, as we mentioned earlier, Davies might not have enjoyed the greatest of first halves.

He said he was not worried this would be perceived as a use of the law in bad faith because "that would be a ridiculous suggestion to make".