Sentence examples for natural use from inspiring English sources

Things got so wild, he says, that "God gave them up unto vile affections: for even their women did change the natural use into that which is against nature".

He puts his body chemistry to its natural use.

Reducing debt, the government argues, is a natural use for these funds.

My colleague Lenore Taylor says the no speakies between Clive Palmer and Tony Abbott is reaching a natural use by date.

Burr uses sandalwood as an example, the natural use of which is decimating forests in India: "Most perfumers I know now refuse to use natural sandalwood, and their bosses support them, and it's purely an eco question".

The God who gave us our intellects, he said, would never require that we look to inspired texts or theology for answers we can find by the natural use of our own faculties.

Goff also found similarities between the principle of "non-natural use" under Rylands and that of the "reasonable user" requirement in nuisance, concluding that "[I]t would lead to a more coherent body of common law principles if the rule [in Rylands] were to be regarded essentially as an extension of the law of nuisance".

Expanded natural gas use.

If you must have something sweet, make it natural -- use real honey or natural raw cane sugar (turbinado) in your recipes, or eat fruits that are a bit more on the sweet side to satisfy the craving... naturally.

For more natural lashes use brown mascara.

"They could use natural gas".