Sentence examples for much used on from inspiring English sources

In the 19th century it was much used on nightwear and underclothing, transfers being used to rough out the design.

In the same year The Times noted that the central pathway was to be eliminated: "it is not much used, on account of danger in crossing Broadway".

This much used model focuses on the importance of generalist health services in help-seeking for mental health problems.

I pretty much used up my energy on this project".

They will take it, use it, and when you are pretty much used up, they will move on.

Otherwise, it probably won't get much use on your Hub.

In any case, high-resolution images are not much use on their own.

A browser that won't recognise domain names which use European, Cyrillic, or - soon - Chinese, Japanese and Korean characters is not going to be much use on a web that is really world wide.

Bear Grylls would have no trouble surviving on a remote Pacific Island with nothing more than a snakeskin in which to collect his own urine, but according to Grayson Perry he wouldn't be much use on the mean streets of Finsbury Park.

If it proves solid, Mr Obama's reaction will show Mr Assad, and the rest of the world, whether American threats are to be taken seriously.Chemical weapons are not much use on the battlefield, but they can demoralise the rebels and spread terror among the population.

Armored doors for cockpits won't be much use on business jets, not unless access to the jets themselves is to be controlled very much more tightly than it is today.