Sentence examples for have used with from inspiring English sources
Wednesday's century was therefore a welcome reminder of his ability in any form of cricket, and seemed to have re-established him as a key figure in the World T20 plans – especially given his second string of useful off-spin, which England have used with the new ball in the 50-over games in the Caribbean.
It's a strategy that other countries, such as the United Kingdom and New Zealand, have used with some success.
Facebook shows you a list of every app you have used, with those you have used most recently at the top.
already done 6.43pm from Wegg-Prosser: In light of the conversation Matthew [Taylor] has had with David M I think we should deploy a background briefing along the following line I have used with the Sun and the Guardian.
The word that Capcom's developers have used with regards to Generations is 'celebration' and, in the sense that this contains so much that is familiar alongside so much that is new, it's hard to disagree.
Prosecutors were expected to follow the same line of questioning they have used with many other witnesses to prove that Mr. Milosevic was aware of Serbian wartime atrocities and failed to prevent them or punish those responsible.
Curiously, Jobs kept repeating the process that he had used with the original Macintosh.
"It's up to you," she decided in the mannerly voice that she had used with his mother.
The vocabulary wasn't so different than the ones I had used with the Molars.
"Basically," says Nick Park about Chicken Run, "and this is the line we've used with everybody, I'm afraid, it's The Great Escape with battery hens".
