Sentence examples for means use from inspiring English sources

** By all means, use this as an opportunity to talk about the Clinton Foundation's good works.

By all means use plain peanuts or a boiled pulse, such as chickpeas, instead.

And by all means use shrimps or prawns instead of oysters, if you prefer.

By all means, use jarred roasted red peppers to speed things up.

And if you own a big paella pan, by all means use it for serving.

(And by all means, use a real stovetop if you have one).

For example: "Use your head" means use that part of your head where the thinking is done.

In his view, these include runaway post-Communist consumerism ("USE/LESS" also means "Use less") and post-Soviet social atomization.

Angus MacIntosh Burley in Wharfedale, West Yorkshire Could someone please invent a verb that means "use a contactless card"?

By all means, use Mann's movie as a sampler, an appetite-whetter, because that's how it functions best.

And by all means use the common navel orange — it's in season, and it seems, to me, just perfect.