Sentence examples for coming into use from inspiring English sources

Anthropometry proved useful, but fingerprinting, which was then coming into use in Britain, held more promise.

Mammography was just coming into use to detect early-stage tumors.

Stone hammers gave way to hafted bronze hammers, iron itself coming into use later.

Cutlery was coming into use at the time, but using fingers and fingerbowls was fine too.

"Increasingly the term 'independent state school' is coming into use – it is, however, an oxymoron.

By then brick houses were being built, and gas streetlamps and horse-drawn streetcars were coming into use.

(The funnel comes into use here).

Cast iron came into use around 1800.

But salt came into use first.

Champagne came into use some 70 years ago.

How did this device first come into use?