Sentence examples for be put to highly from inspiring English sources

Hoary jokes and peppy, standard-issue melodies can be put to highly entertaining use, as was evidenced by the success of "The Producers".

Elementary props are put to highly sophisticated use.

Wild dogs give chase; flower pots are put to highly unorthodox uses.

These resources, according to Pro Publica, were put to highly effective use in legislative races that are individually much cheaper and more susceptible to cash from the "dark money" conservative tax-exempt organizations, now major players in these less closely observed races.

The censure motion, to be put to a vote on Thursday, is highly unlikely to get the two-thirds support it would need to pass.

Murderers are highly unlikely to be put to death (in 2012 there was one execution for every 345 murders).

And invention is not only limited by physical laws, but is also often put to highly cynical use.

But if the case ends up going to trial, Forbes will be put in a highly awkward position.

But can't the proposed NBAF be put in a highly secure location that is not in a center of cattle or of people?

This aspect of teamwork is liable to be put under pressure in disaster scenarios, especially highly emotionally charged situations, with the potential breakdown of the normal decision-making hierarchy.

NeurogesX of San Carlos, Calif., is developing a patch containing highly concentrated capsaicin to be put on the skin for an hour in a doctor's office.