Sentence examples for better use when from inspiring English sources

Singer Ed Sheeran's skills were put to better use when he performed the classic Muppets song The Rainbow Connection with Kermit the Frog.

Mr. Kylian puts Bach to better use when the "Goldberg Variations" accompany Ms. Kupferberg, Mr. Lemaitre and the ever-striking Gary Chryst as they employ sign language to "speak" their own haikulike eulogies of departed friends -- effective and touching, but also reminiscent of the way in which some choreographers, notably Bill T.

Mr Collins added the £15,000 salary could have been better used when resources were tight and if Mrs Barnes wanted to hear what young people had to say about policing in Kent there were organisations she could have gone to or she could have asked young people herself.

The strips are better used when the CFRP material is prestressed.

Syrup-based mangoes are better to use when making sauces.

Rose hips are much better to use when they are bit harder, it makes it easier to remove their seeds.

"Life is never guaranteed to be safe so we better use it when we are still in good condition," he says now. "I always think that incident shouldn't have happened that way.

Fay (1994) discusses better approximations to be used when the data are only available in 5-year intervals.

A placebo is only to be used when no better alternative is available.

PERSONAL doctors, who are often too busy to come to the phone, might be better used as resources when true symptoms are present.

Besides, it can be better for use, when samples are not fresh or are extracted with the different methods.