Sentence examples for apply it to that from inspiring English sources

PAYING DOWN DEBT If you're paying interest of 15 or 20 percent or more on a credit card or other loan balance, it's probably best to take your gift from the government and apply it to that debt.

"When a family is struck with tragedy -- like the family of Joplin... let's say if they had $10,000 set aside to do something else with, to buy a new car... and then they were struck with a sick member of the family or something, and needed to take that money to apply it to that, that's what they would do, because families don't have unlimited money.

Having a 2.78 E.R.A. is one thing; applying it to that many innings is immensely valuable.

The word itself is much older, however, going back at least to the 18th century, when the Swiss German mathematician and philosopher Johann Heinrich Lambert applied it to that part of his theory of knowledge that distinguishes truth from illusion and error.

The essay from which this passage comes is not about Narnia, but Miller astutely applies it to that world: The supposedly Christian Narnia, she notes, is largely populated by such characters.

My idea was to take that methodology but apply it to something that thousands of people could take part in.

The foundation to achievement and fulfillment, almost without exception, requires that you hone a useful craft and then apply it to things that people care about.

So, you can apply it to anything or anyone that is surprisingly good or impressive?

But when you have sufficient cash and apply it to the things that you know, you can grow.

"And when it succeeds, the rest of NIH can apply it to almost everything that they do," he says.

"Now take that and apply it to government procurement.