Sentence examples for use coming from inspiring English sources
There's no use coming in and talking about it.
It's no use coming to Brasília unless you can catch the sense of excitement".
Archant, which placed eight adverts, gave greater emphasis to traditional language, with 59% of its keyword use coming from the traditional set.
Mr. Cantor says his drill was never put to use, coming when the airlines were trimming passenger security work to cut costs.
And I would rather have the oil that we do use coming increasingly from responsibly managed and regulated sources here than the ends of the Earth and countries where oil wealth benefits few and the costs of extraction are borne by many.
Ask me 10 years from now what I remember most from this year's Davis Cup final, and I am fairly certain it won't be Spain's latest victory — but rather the Czech team leader Radek Stepanek putting his reflexes and touch to spectacular use: coming up with offensive and defensive volleys from all manner of compromised positions.
The practical use comes later.
The practical use comes first, theory second.
Of course internet use comes into it.
The cosmetic use comes out of the entertainment budget.
Q: Where did the evidence of drug use come from?
