Sentence examples for always making use of from inspiring English sources

Besides this, to undertake greater enterprises, always making use of religion, he turned to an act of pious cruelty, expelling the Marranos [forcibly converted Muslims and Jews] and purging them from his kingdom; nor could there be a more wretched example than this.

But he has always made use of his life of incarceration, he says.

CHICAGO - Museums always make use of the past for the sake of the present.

In fact, all three children in the Cardelli family have always made use of the tar beach, hauling out chairs to play cards and board games.

has always made use of martial metaphors — the "P.C. police," the "feminazis" that Limbaugh popularized and their modern equivalent, "social justice warriors" — with a sly wink.

She explains that the gallery won't always make use of art they already have hanging on the walls, but will often commission artists to create something bespoke.

Even without it, he still has a place in the national side; one can always make use of a bruising forward willing to do yeoman's work.

Clark has always made use of progressive fashion in his work, collaborating with the sadomasochistic Leigh Bowery, as well as the designers Vivienne Westwood and BodyMap's Stevie Stewart, who is behind the costumes here.

("The human face is flattened, compared with most animals, and any species that resemble man in this way are at an advantage," Ramona and Desmond Morris wrote in their book "Men and Pandas". "Walt Disney has always made use of this fact when creating animal heroes. They are given exaggeratedly flattened faces, whereas the animal villains are given dramatically elongated snouts").

Throughout this section, we always make use of d as an odd natural number.

Throughout this paper, we always make use of the following notation: ℕ denotes the set of natural numbers and ℂ denotes the set of complex numbers.