Sentence examples for makes generous use from inspiring English sources
The new restaurant, Lepri's Grill, makes generous use of local food producers.
Traditional German cuisine, though varying considerably from region to region, makes generous use of meat pork is especially popular, both cured and fresh.
Instead, "22," which makes generous use of the Messina, is filled with a sense of adventure and mischief that his older works seemed too serious to indulge.
Like other architectural landmarks in São Paulo, including Mr. Ohtake's own nearby Renaissance Hotel and Oscar Niemeyer's somber Memorial da América Latina in a warehouse district near the old center, the hotel makes generous use of exposed rock and concrete.
The cuisine of middle- and upper-class Dominicans often makes generous use of peppers, fresh seafood, and tropical fruits; meals might include queso fresco (white cheese), fried plantains, hearts-of-palm salad, shrimp pilaf with chiles and onions, or grilled sea bass.
A retired foreign service official who now writes books about American popular song, Hyland knows something about music (he played trumpet in the Army), and his love of Gershwin's music has inspired him to produce a compact, fully annotated biography that makes generous use of an impressive assortment of primary and secondary sources, including the Gershwin collection at the Library of Congress.
Police and national-guard riot squads have made generous use of batons and tear gas.
Mr. Emerson gushed about being in college in the 1990s and watching "The Skills to Pay the Bills," a Beastie movie that made generous use of fish-eye lenses.
He spends a good deal of time serving up pastoral images, making generous use of cross-dissolves, and you begin to think this is a mere ode to nature.
Since the current cycle of talks began in Oslo in 1993, both sides have made generous use of the tactics of bluff and threat, and have still made impressive strides toward peace.
The stated objective of "MugShots" may be to understand the criminal mind, but the producers rarely shy away from the lurid, making generous use of dramatizations and crime-scene footage, the camera panning slowing across bloody sheets or knives.
