Sentence examples for good use for the from inspiring English sources

"I know that what you have given to us today will be put to very good use for the children of Darfur".

"It's a really good use for the money we've saved for a rainy day".

These cookies are a really good use for the spare egg whites left over from the panettone.

"I want to find a way to put this to good use for the benefit of all who made this possible," he added.

In disco, he found a good use for the drones he'd practiced while studying North Indian music at the Ali Akbar College of Music in San Francisco.

No one knows, but now Mr. Bush has found a good use for the image: as a laugh line when he raises money from Republican stalwarts.

And we can certainly find good uses for the incremental revenues, measured in the tens of billions.

But he said: "It would be a very foolish business leader who never accept a debt, because it might sometimes be a good idea to borrow at time when funds are cheap and there are good uses for the money.

Of course the social networks can have practical and good uses for the layman too; extensively researching candid photographic archives of ex-lovers, neighbours and extended family members, making plans to meet old school friends that are never kept and gifting one anther digital sheep in lieu of expending any real thought or human emotion.

The Star Trek PADD app also features what is probably the only good use for Siri: the Starbase Intelligent Response Integration for voice-activated searching.

In the early 2000s he withdrew from active statistical work, but his fluency in French provided a source of work in translating and editing, which he put to good use for Project Gutenberg, the free digital library.