Sentence examples for from everyday use from inspiring English sources

But the turnstile readers also collect plenty of grime from everyday use.

Is it vulnerable to termites, corrosion, or damage from everyday use?

These bullets are kept separate from "everyday use" ammo and can be used to buy weapon upgrades.

To avoid reminding people of economic collapse, 25percentt unemployment and soup kitchens, the D-word was retired from everyday use and replaced with recession.

So it's little surprise that a new survey shows "bird" topping the list of "pet names" that British women would like banned from everyday use.

Deep within the phone's hardware, hidden from everyday use, you find a message — etched right onto the chassis.

Lately, skirts have been the field for all kinds of outrageous experiments, and women shied away from them for everyday use".

But rather than focus on in-patient treatment, Jha's team is working to apply data from wearable sensors intended for everyday use such as watches or wristbands.

The U.S. government is no stranger the to app game: they've developed over 50 smartphone apps and mobile sites for everyday use, ranging from apps that find local alternative fueling stations to ones that can identify leaves you've photographed.

Elizabeth Nunez will be reading from her memoir, Not For Everyday Use, at my annual Labor Day Literary Brunch.

A number of older residents can still speak basic Spanish, which used to be a mandatory subject in the curriculum of Philippine universities and colleges, and many children of Japanese Filipino, Indian Filipino, and other migrants or expatriates also speak their parents' languages at home, aside from English and/or Filipino for everyday use.