Sentence examples for be put to such from inspiring English sources
May they never be put to such a test again.
Nor have I come across a clear explanation of exactly how the program could be put to such a purpose.
Beethoven's friend Stephan von Breuning has trouble believing that Opus 131 will be put to such a use: "No doubt he would be greatly flattered, nay more, thunderstruck!
Moog certainly didn't expect the outgrowth of his life-long hobby of building electronic instruments to be put to such diverse use.
Napster has argued that if its service can be put to such uses, then under established copyright law intended to encourage development of innovative technologies it should be allowed to go forward.
Much of the spending in the expanded oil-for-food deal, on whatever scale it proceeds, is expected to be put to such ends.But these improvements can take place only when the Sanctions Committee agrees to the needed imports.
The flood-control system that arose in the wake of that flood has never been put to such a test.
And he can't remember a year when the craft of acting was put to such ferocious and remarkable ends.
Such videos have appeared in the past, but this seems to be the first election in which the tactic was put to such widespread and effective use.
What is beyond doubt is the scheming suavity with which Huppert arms her character; seldom has the famous French moue been put to such withering use.
The sheer number of betrayals and deals made in bad faith is, at times, dizzying; rarely have terms like "nationhood" and "justice" been put to such nefarious use.
