Sentence examples for put back into use from inspiring English sources

Others are expected to be put back into use in the coming months.

Meanwhile, next door, the public toilet has been put back into use complete with a restored Victorian hand-drier.

Despite Nocsae's determination that no safety concern existed, a small number of helmets that almost certainly would have failed were put back into use.

But a dispute arose over what to do with other trucks that had been put back into use after tests indicated they were not contaminated.

Networks of irrigation canals reached their greatest extent and complexity during this period: some of the more than 150 miles (240 km) of canals in the Salt River valley were renovated and put back into use in the 20th century.

In most places, this led to massive swaths of empty houses by the time the property boom collapsed; in some towns and cities, these are being put back into use rather than erased, which is all well and good.

It would be nice to think that scrapped electronic products are repaired and put back into productive use, but that is often not the case.The Chinese city of Guiyu in Guangdong province is the e-waste capital of the world.

Homeworks was established by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development in 1995 "to put back into productive use as housing distressed, and vacant residential buildings largely clustered in city neighborhoods that were devastated by real estate abandonment, arson and disinvestment in the 1970's and early 1980's," Carol Abrams, spokeswoman for the agency, said.

'The metals and the plastics and things like that could be put back into productive use, but are just wasting away in landfills.'.

Mr Hunts comments come as a report by PwC suggests a potential £4.4bn could be put back into the NHS by using better use of information and technology.

In October, it was notified that the floodlight at Lympne had been put back into operation and the use of flares was therefore discontinued.