Sentence examples for put to best from inspiring English sources

But she possesses elegant descriptive powers, put to best use in evoking a sense of place.

"When we have to come in at the back end of problems on a litigation track, that's when the money is not put to best use," he said.

Beyond that he is completely open and curious to know what's best for Chicago and how his genuine deep-seated concern for people can be put to best use.

But her beguiling mix of the gossipy and the scholarly was put to best use in a six-parter about one of the defining icons of cinema's first century, Joan Crawford.

It is one of 26 areas in the country designated for protection by the Ramsar Convention, a 1970s treaty that seeks to protect wetlands by asking participating nations to designate, put to "best" use and, if necessary, completely protect certain areas.

They also make sure local facilities are being put to best use.

"You have mobility so people with talents can be put to the best use.

But Arquette's impish charms were put to their best use in lighter material.

And when put to practice, the best ideas address real issues and solve real problems.

It's a question best put to Shakespeare".

Instead, it is now the new web powers that are putting AJAX to best use.