Sentence examples for decent use from inspiring English sources

But at least it demonstrates some gameplay variety, and makes decent use of the 3DS's attributes.

Thompson said he's been work- working there since 1942 & would like to see some people come back & make decent use of the place.

After all Megan's talk about pursuing her dreams, there is an implied sense (aired by Rizzo amongst others) that advertising is no decent use of a person's time.

This might be the standard high-brow fascination with all things base, but at least Thorpe is putting it to decent use.

And he makes decent use of his guest singers, including a classically suave D'Angelo, an androgynous-sounding Raphael Saadiq, a sassy Amanda Diva and a coolly ethereal Norah Jones.

The b-word has been used to refer to female dogs since around 1000 A.D., according to the Oxford English Dictionary, which traces the term's derogatory application to women to the 15th century; the entry notes that the term is "not now in decent use".

A decent used one can be found for around $1500. 5.

(After I returned from Cuba, I was told I could find a decent used dictionary at Cuba Libro, an English-language bookstore that opened in 2013).

That's enough to borrow around $7,000 — not enough to buy a brand new car, but plenty of money to buy a decent used vehicle.

Signoret's suitor is played by Mastroianni, in a subtle, self-deprecating performance (as a sleazy but basically decent used-car dealer) far removed from his hyperbolic work for De Sica.

You heard that right: the price of a halfway decent used car.