However, that proves to be of hard use, especially for non-expert programmers, which led us to this new proposition.
"It showed many years of hard use," he said.
We take you seriously.' " But the chapel had grown dingy and threadbare after so many decades of hard use.
After a decade or so of hard use, that formula looked threadbare and made for parody, though it has persisted and can still be glimpsed in episodes of "Law & Order" and similar television fare.
Its genteel Georgian building, perched on a river-lapped greensward, had been battered and bruised by decades of hard use and imprisoned by the East River Drive, later F. D. R. Drive, which gobbled up Exterior Street in the 1940s.
Now, from the bronze doors on the west front to the stained-glass windows in the easternmost chapel, the cathedral seems to have shed not only the mantle of destructive smoke, soot and water stains (for the most part), but also the general dulling brought on by more than a century of hard use.
The homes here bear what the cultural critic Karal Ann Marling called 'the marks of hard use'".
In terms of hard drug use, African American youth used far fewer, while Caucasian youth used significantly more hard drugs than any other ethnic group.
Daily tobacco use and lifetime prevalence of hard drug use, among adolescents in SE for learning disabilities (SEL) were also higher compared to those in mainstream education, although differences were less pronounced as for those in SEB or RYC.
The primary outcome of hard drug use will be the percentage of decrease in lifetime use.
