Sentence examples for making fine use from inspiring English sources
Once Upon a Monster, a sort of interactive story book in which gamers help a series of monsters get in touch with their emotions, is not your average yawn-inducing "edutainment" nightmare; it's a funny, visually stunning mini-game collection, making fine use of the Kinect controller.
Nintendo's intergalactic bounty-hunting first-person shoot-'em-up has translated stunningly to the ugly but popular handheld, making fine use of the touch-pad: you touch areas of the bottom screen, for example, to transform Samus into her Morph ball or select rockets, and she moves with the D-Pad but looks and aims with the stylus.
Making fine use of Diana Krall's producers Al Schmitt and Peter Asher, Monheit runs through a gorgeously arranged sampling from the Great American Songbook, including "Love Me or Leave Me," "Why Can't You Behave" and "Honeysuckle Rose".
The kitchen makes fine use of nuts.
Technical facility is, and "Indigo Rose" made fine use of it in quick, highly articulated motion.
Ms. Scofield makes fine use of the full stage, not just front and back but also the lateral edges.
He leads the Act I tap finale, "Blue Skies," and makes fine use of a solo spot on the sublime "How Deep Is the Ocean".
The play, directed by Mr. Hytner, uses 30 actors and features a dizzying 110 set changes that make fine use of the unusual revolving stage in the National's Olivier Theater.
But, as well as recording some terrific, attention-grabbing new music, Banks has made fine use of sites such as YouTube, Twitter, SoundCloud and Tumblr to announce herself to the world.
The owners regularly fly in produce from Thailand, fresh peppercorns almost juicy with citrussy fire, lime leaves, morning glory, stink beans, pea aubergines, and Chef May makes fine use of them.
Stuart Whitman was outstanding as the man fighting an obsession with children, and the cameraman-turned-director Guy Green made fine use of the widescreen black and white photography to enhance the sombre mood.
