Sentence examples for splendid use from inspiring English sources

Also making rather splendid use of the web is FACT magazine (factmag.com).

A jetpack, meanwhile, is put to splendid use in one level which sees soldiers gleefully bunny-hopping between floors of a Covenant-occupied building.

No dances make more splendid use of the sole of the foot and its contact with the floor than those of India.

The lovely long noodles, served with fresh tomatoes and basil, are not the only pasta on the menu marked "fatta in casa"; semolina is also put to splendid use in ravioli, fusilli and tortellini.

Mr. Irwin also makes splendid use of everybody's favorite new toys — the iPhone and its big brother, the iPad — in a solo bit called "The Businessman," gently spoofing those slick-suited, self-important fellows barging down the street barking into their phones.

She is also adept at the telling phrase and makes splendid use of the period's vivid letters, diaries and memoirs, from John Hervey and Horace Walpole and the perceptive Fanny Burney, to the Dorset farmer's niece Elizabeth Ham, a caustic observer of "farmer George".

Waters, who has written a Ph.D. thesis on gay and lesbian historical fiction, turns that scholarly material to splendid fictional use.

Whatever name it goes by, the sport is not a threat to hallowed places like Fenway Park, where the Splendid Splinter used to hit and glower.

Hitler addressed the crowds: "May none of you fail to visit the Glyptothek, for there you will see how splendid man used to be in the beauty of his body… and you will realise that we can speak of progress only when we have not only attained such beauty but even, if possible, when we have surpassed it".

Al Gore has a splendid opportunity to use the Clintons' hustle for money to put campaign finance reform at the top of his acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention.

Like other species of fairy wrens, splendid fairywrens may use a 'rodent-run' display to distract predators from nests with young birds.