Sentence examples for make extraordinary use from inspiring English sources

And sometimes they make extraordinary use of that power.

They run lights, play chicken, zoom motorbikes down sidewalks, make extraordinary use of reverse gear.

While very different films, they each evoke the noir genre and make extraordinary use of their two magnificent cities.

It makes extraordinary use of knowing cuteness, for example.

Still, she made extraordinary use of the 170-member team of cameramen and technicians that she assembled.

A few people made extraordinary use of those tormented minutes, and "United 93" fully honors what was original and spontaneous and brave in their refusal to go quietly.

To be sure, Lincoln made extraordinary use of his powers during wartime, including suspending the writ of habeas corpus, shutting down opposition newspapers, arresting antiwar agitators and issuing the Emancipation Proclamation, all of which seemed to go well beyond the more limited powers of a constitutional executive.

It was said about Busoni that he made extraordinary use of the pedals (all three of them, once the middle pedal was introduced, allowing the pianist to sustain a particular note or harmony while continuing to play other notes -- still the most underutilized resource on the piano).

Walt Disney has made extraordinary use of stories written by long-dead authors, e.g., The Hunchback of Notre-Dame by Victor Hugo, The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen, Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi and Cinderella by Charles Perrault.

Although she was only in the White House from August 1974 to January of 1977, she made extraordinary good use of her time in that most visible of symbolic roles.

There will also be a beatbox choir in the Ballroom (using only their voices to make extraordinary percussive sounds).