start using something

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Start using something like FrontLine or K9 Advantix® to make sure you don't get another infestation.

A conversation was started using something as simple as text messaging and it enabled farmers to change how they are solving this problem; change how they work together and the relationship between the government and the farmer.

You never know when all of a sudden, someone starts using something that, for the most part, no one was paying attention to and then something breaks loose.

After all, when people start using "literally" to mean something other than "literally," a clear, precise, useful word takes it on the chin.

But if, as is now likely, the fag-end of Mr Berlusconi's premiership soon burns out and the president calls an election, Mr Fini will need to start using power to get something done for the good of Italians, not Gianfranco Fini.

Start using penmanship packets or something to help improve your handwriting skills.

Creativity Room Objects: A creativity room is a space to get inspiration, start using your imagination and design something creative.

"I'm too scared to get them dirty so maybe it's best I start using them as doorstops or something".

But once you build something, people start using your service and get excited about it.

I think that 2015 will be the year that the industry prepares itself to stop talking about it as something special and start using it with an imagination and scale that we haven't seen before.

We evaluated on a daily basis if it was necessary to start using our planned cohort isolation ward, something we never had to do.