Sentence examples similar to putting into use from inspiring English sources

Subways were evacuated, and extra buses were put into use.

The Bloomberg administration says a full-scale version of Nycaps was put into use in March.

Tough directives to fight pollution and improve energy efficiency have been issued, if not fully put into use.

(Perhaps the wood-burning oven in the corner, when it's put into use, will make things cozier).

"We'll be able to recreate what it looks like when it was first put into use," he said.

The machine was soon put into use by the American industrialist James Buchanan Duke, who founded the American Tobacco Company ATCC) in 1890.

But the outlook was improving even before the spillway, about an hour north of Baton Rouge, was put into use.

But by Tuesday, a spokeswoman for Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said, Ms. Napolitano had called the Dutch justice minister to urge that the machines be put into use.

An updated user agreement warning customers who sign in at the terminals about protecting their data has also been put into use.

His plan to transform the U.S.O.C., he said, could not be put into use because of "the absence of sufficient organizational resolve and commitment".

One major change is that formal travel policies are being drafted or dusted off and put into use after years of relative laxity.