His single, "I Love You This Big," though, is a melodic snooze that takes no advantage of the many shades of his voice.
A miss and Europe would have taken no advantage from the morning if Harrington and Karlsson couldn't turn it around.
Like Chaplin, who knew his Little Tramp would never speak, Tati took no advantage of the age of sound to say anything but Hulot's name, and even that was shyly mumbled.
I found the next version, Word 6.0, to be a wheezing, bloated mess of recycled Windows code that was confusing to use and took no advantage of the built-in elegance of the Macintosh operating system.
1.16pm BST Sergio's ball has stayed out of the deep rough, but its owner takes no advantage of the break whatsoever, pushing his approach into a deep pot bunker to the right of the green.
I was healing from major back surgery i could not walk, I took no advantage I got well.
McCain polled better when the Democratic primary was still going on, and took no advantage from being the only candidate in the field.
These concessions demonstrate the extent to which his knowledge was appreciated and occurred despite the teetotal Hobson having to pay into a liquor fund of which by definition he took no advantage.
"It's going to be a very Clintonesque style in the sense where you take advantage, no matter whose grief it is".
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