Sentence examples for fact to use from inspiring English sources

In fact, to use Romney's word, it was disgraceful.

In fact, to use a classic Asian aphorism, Japan could well be considered the yin to India's yang.

The American chemist Harold C. Urey put this fact to use when he devised a method for inferring the temperature at which carbonates formed in the sea.

On the first night I put that fact to use, I'd awakened at about 4 a.m., thinking, Could it really be that American children are going to be raised to look up to a coarse blowhard who has boasted about assaulting women?

Mr. Issa, appearing at the National Rifle Association's April convention, raised the question himself, saying: "Could it be that what they really were thinking of was in fact to use this walking of guns in order to promote an assault weapons ban?

In fact, to use EEVO's "Composer," they only need 360-degree video and other media assets — no programming required.

I'll also be choosing a few facts to use as jumping-off points for tangential discussions.

Consider saving your facts to use as evidence in the body of the paragraph.

Alternatively, save your facts to use as evidence in the body of your paragraph.[13].[13]

Once Esther sent me these dreamy vocals I found out that Tkay was in fact keen to use it.

But it cannot change the facts — or, to use his accusers' word, the truth.