Sentence examples for make prominent use from inspiring English sources

Nowhere else in his organ music does Bach make prominent use of octave doubling, as in the opening measures of the Toccata: it's a showy, brazen gesture that suggests a quite different creative personality from the one who produced the St.

"Must make prominent use of bikini armour".

"Must make prominent use of bikini armor".

The game is the first in the series to make prominent use of dynamic music; a composition is introduced and subsequently retracted, based on the player's actions, in every major area of the game.

Soon thereafter, DJ Quik produced a song called "Addictive," which made prominent use of the Indian film song "Thoda Resham Lagta Hai".

You may have heard it, if not of it: Trent Reznor made prominent use of one on the soundtrack of "The Social Network," the Facebook film.

(That movement, "Emerson," wraps him in the mantle of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, making prominent use of its famous opening motto, which, as fate and Mr. Gilbert's savvy programming would have it, also appears in the last of Berg's Three Pieces).

Delving into the brand's vast archives, it makes prominent use of the original L&S logo and gives short shrift to the loud colours so often associated with golfing attire; instead berries and soft blues feature which  are inspired by the company's own tartan.

Reprogram ability, higher speed, higher density, non-recurring engineering (NRE) costs, massive parallel operations and many other favoring factors have made prominent use of the Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) in today's electronics world.

As you'd expect from a Windows Phone 8 app, Pandora makes prominent use of the platform's blocky start screen — users can pin their preferred stations to the start screen for easy access to their music, while a Live Tile provides up-to-date artist and track information with out having to open up the app proper.

The song makes prominent use of organ and piano.