Sentence examples for put that knowledge to use from inspiring English sources

"A lot's been learned about play equipment for handicapped children, so we want to put that knowledge to use".

It also gave him a chance to learn some fossil-collecting basics, and within a year he was able to put that knowledge to use.

For example, someone may 'know English' yet be unable to put that knowledge to use because of a disabling throat or ear infection.

Although Madison had never performed CPR, she had watched a video on it for a babysitting course she took with her Girl Scouts troop, and she was able to put that knowledge to use to save her grandfather.

Chomsky's preferred terminology has shifted over the years but his underlying concern with what speakers unconsciously know (or 'believe', or 'cognize' or 'represent') rather than with how they put that knowledge to use has remained.

Now they are putting that knowledge to use in an effort to defeat new global rules for intellectual property.

Christianity was outlawed, and overseas travel was punishable by death.Although some Japanese scholars were aware of developments in Europe which went under the broad heading of "Dutch studies"—the shoguns strictly limited their ability to put any of that knowledge to use.

Suddenly, she has found herself in a position to put that knowledge to practical use.

Murray has learned that if he can break Karlovic's serve, he can probably break Karlovic's game, and he put that knowledge to good use.

Then put that knowledge to good use".

Yet there is a profound disconnect between the Judaic knowledge that women have attained and their ability to put that knowledge to practical use.