Sentence examples for makes plentiful use from inspiring English sources

The director, Alexandra Spencer-Jones, makes plentiful use of fangs and fake blood as Dracula makes his way to Mina, biting jugulars along the way (often shirtless, letting the blood drip down his torso).

The excellence of Okazaki alongside Slimani does not necessarily push Vardy down the pecking order but it certainly shows that Leicester have more options than they did last season and Ranieri would be well advised to make plentiful use of them.

Only recently returned from injury and they have missed his ability to make best use of plentiful possession.

That makes for plentiful opportunities for cultural entertainment even if you have limited time.

Another novel about capitalism run rampant in which Cincinnati may serve as an encrypted setting is Richard Powers's Gain (1998), in which Clare & Co. is rival to (and based on) Procter & Gamble, the consumer-products behemoth that started as a soap company making use of Porkopolis's plentiful byproducts.

AMENITIES The hotel offers free Wi-Fi, which, paired with the plentiful accessible outlets in the room, makes for easy laptop use.

The garden had been made wedding-ready using groundwater, which is relatively plentiful, rather than municipal water, which is not.

These cells are easily accessible and plentiful, which makes them an ideal material to use for the assessment of oocyte quality and embryo development potential.

But every single death from ecstasy makes headlines, generating plentiful debate.

Televisions and radios were plentiful, and use of personal computers and the Internet was growing.

What makes our food so plentiful has ruined what makes it interesting.