Sentence examples for begun using it for from inspiring English sources

Organizations like Shinsei Bank and Tokyo Gas have begun using it for internal communications and some external calls.

It worked out so well, in fact, that Obama has begun using it for sub-cabinet posts as well.

The sky is full of slanting rain and freezing fog, the air temperature can't seem to reach 30 and the wind continues to blow out of the northeast with such numbing regularity that we've begun using it for support; if it stopped in an instant, we'd both pitch face-forward into the snow.

For Spreecast, the new monetization features are a way for it to cash in on a large number of serious media organizations who have begun using it for broadcasts.

On acquiring the building, the college began using it for classes immediately, said Edward J. Sullivan, the director of operations, planning and construction.

So last spring, I installed Ubuntu Linux on a recent model of Lenovo's ThinkPad laptop, and began using it for my main system.

Lead was used infrequently, however, until about 500 bc, when the Greeks began using it for small sculptures, toys, and market weights.

Blood from the umbilical cord and placenta, collected after a baby is born, is also rich in those stem cells, and in the 1990's doctors began using it for transplants.

Once a branch of Crédit Lyonnais, 59 rue de Rivoli had been abandoned for 15 years before squatters took it over in 1999 and began using it for exhibitions and performances.

When the city of New York built a band shell near the southern end of Tompkins Square Park in 1966, it was quickly embraced by people who began using it for concerts, rallies and poetry readings.

Shortly after she moved in February into her $2.85 million house in Washington, made affordable by her $8 million book advance, she began using it for fund-raising events for Democrats, establishing herself as perhaps the party's second most potent draw for donors -- her husband being its first.