Sentence examples for more than use from inspiring English sources

That's why if you #LoveTheatre, then you need to do more than use a hashtag.

I think the sort of re-versionings I've mentioned, though, do more than use plot as a jumping-off-point.

But for this show, "Arcimboldo 2000," which is touring eight European cities this spring and summer, the Czech-born choreographer has done more than use bridges as symbols.

Means nothing more than "use" or "exploit", but might be attractive because of the imported glamour from high finance, though that may now be somewhat tarnished.

"I'm not going to go out there and try to do anything more than use what I have that day," he said.

He or his proxy apparently was angered by a journalist who did nothing more than use for policy discussion Mr. Schmidt's own service to gather publicly available material.

"In his speeches, he concentrated on rebuilding and securing the state more than using religious messages".

And he had more than used up his time away from the police force in Maverley.

Reprocessing nuclear fuel costs significantly more than using the fuel once and storing it as waste.

And it's only $5,000 more than used cars I was looking at, and it comes with a warranty.

"Being a photographer is more than using a camera or a smartphone — technology is not the key.