He is a wondrous child with a special mind and a dream that has everything to do with what W. B. Yeats called a "lonely impulse of delight" and nothing to do with flight as it is put to use by the military industrial complex.
He is a wondrous child with a special mind and a dream that has everything to do with what W.B. Yeats called a "lonely impulse of delight" and nothing to do with flight as it is put to use by the military industrial complex.
Economists will evaluate potential changes based on whether the net benefit of resources increases as the resources are put to use by all individuals.
As filters are being put to use by Instagrammers, Facebookers, and Tweeters the world over, is this actually just adding to the contrived society we live in?
Hesse, home to Germany's financial capital in Frankfurt, has emerged as the place where most of the money was secretly put to use by the party.
Today, the workshop is put to use by art-world celebrities such as David Lynch and Karl Lagerfeld.
The campus was seized and put to use as a military hospital, first by the Continental army and then by the British during their occupation of Manhattan.
Subsequently, it has been put to use as a first choice of treatment or in cases resistant to ranibizumab injection.
As long as the patient is alive, he or she cannot be viewed as a potential reservoir of organs or other materials that could be put to use, failing which the patient would be robbed of his or her death and considered, not as a finality, but as a means put prematurely to use by others.
Today, they put skills they developed as Flash artists to use by developing mobile games like Rugby Golf and Rainstorm Rivals.
As an example, I put my coursework skills to use by helping to proofread the latest undergraduate prospectus.
