Sentence examples for reused like from inspiring English sources

To decorate, make use of the candles, flowers and greenery already in your outdoor space rather than stocking up on store-bought flowers, and consider using decorations that can be reused (like a fabric happy birthday banner, for example) rather than one-time use decorations.

Unlike the spoglia of past achievement when the parts are stripped and reused like Roman columns removed and repurposed or, unlike the Pantheon of the Great Mosque of Cordoba where an edifice is left intact but assigned a new identity, these are instances when the existing structure is instead subsumed.

The tie will slide apart easily and can be reused like new.

Clearly, the optimal solution is to use materials that can be recycled or reused, allowing complex materials (like plastics) to remain complex materials.

The paper can therefore be easily recycled or reused ensuring a new like condition.

(The first — reused by Handel, like other parts of the work — gave root to a familiar Bourrée in the "Water Music").

Some of it has already been reused in places like Jersey City and Hoboken for office and residential buildings on the west coast of the Hudson.

The solution — a glass lantern shape that appears to float between the grand older structures — reused original materials, like terrazzo, marble and copper.

In some, like the great Basilca Cistern near Hagia Sophia called by the Turks the Yerebatan (Underground) Palace, old material was reused; in others, like the even more impressive Binbirdirek (Thousand and One Columns) cistern, new columns of unusually tall and slender proportions and new capitals of cubic form were designed specially.

Ms. Lockwood said the company now recycles things like aluminum and shrink wrap, reuses items like wood pallets, donates usable food to charity and turns other food into animal feed or compost.

If they can find a good way to manage the rights pitfalls around reused content, and I'd like to believe it's possible, then we may start seeing a lot of dazzling new ways to interact with data built via Dapper and popping up around the web.