Sentence examples for use got from inspiring English sources

Nothing pleasant to use got high points if it couldn't clean, and nothing that smelled awful could get high points.

He unlocked the door to his storm cellar for his neighbors to use, got in his truck, and drove up I-35 into Moore.

Their use got a big boost from changes in federal pension law in 2006, which clarified that auto-enrollment would not violate state withholding laws.

Attractiveness and ease of use got a push forward with the introduction of the iPhone, which helped mobile e-mail gain a critical mass of nonbusiness users.

She was referring to the situation in 2000 when a genetically modified corn approved only for animal use got into the human food supply, prompting huge recalls and disrupting American exports.

When I left Cambridge and moved to London to housesit for a pianist, one of the boxes became a cocktail table, another propped up a chair and the third, too wonky to be of any use, got kicked under the Steinway.

"It's no use getting excited.

It's easy-to-use, got a clean interface and isn't missing any obvious functionality.

The using got more hardcore.

But the mounting pressures -- his hidden sex life, the demands of his family members, his drug use -- got to Mr. Simmons and, claiming mental fatigue, he quit the team.

If you use foundation, get a sponge.