Sentence examples for use of someone from inspiring English sources

What a dehumanising word to use of someone else.

The case involves Barkley's use of someone else's sports utility vehicle.

Mr. Kerviel is also accused of forgery and unauthorized use of someone else's password to access a computer system.

Since I pay for Internet service, I don't feel particularly guilty when I'm away from home and make use of someone else's portal to the Web.

The agency has copious warnings on its Web site about identity-theft scams, which typically involve the use of someone else's Social Security number.

(By the way, "hackers" here is used as "people who break into systems without the owners' permission". The older use, of "someone who plays around with what computers can do", has long since been subsumed into the newer one).

Ian Brookes says, "It's similar to some sex- or race-based insults, where it's OK to use it of oneself, but certainly not OK to use it of someone else".

Now, it is willing to use the mug of someone still alive or only recently dead.

New Jersey Democrats have been cash-starved for years, and can always use the help of someone with Mr. Torricelli's fund-raising skills.

Put simply you cannot expect to be able to use the fruit of someone else's labours for your own benefit.

Doing that would most likely require baseball's lawyers to use the testimony of someone who worked at the clinic to corroborate the documents.