Sentence examples for advantage of something from inspiring English sources

Any way you can devise to eat it, you're taking advantage of something at its peak.

"Frequently you regret those times when you didn't take advantage of something," Mr. Jennings said.

"It's a great opportunity to take advantage of something I wouldn't have someplace else".

But it would mean you're taking advantage of something that was consciously intended for a person who isn't you.

More would be most helpful; but you can't take advantage of something that you don't know exists.

Now they take advantage of something like that and they work out how to re-elect the president.

The pamphlets illustrate the advantages of something known as "the living trust," which despite its theological overtones soon proves to be a matter of hard dollars & cents.

It was me taking--for the first time in my own, singular life--advantage of something the American Dream had to offer me, a middle-class student.

Postmates, however, has the advantage of doing something cool — something that involves free chocolate.

The truce, however, had the advantage of being something new.

The strategy of setting limits and refraining from the use of energy without the advantage of saving something for other purposes could not be clearly identified.