Sentence examples for use to make a from inspiring English sources

That put the onus on us to design things poor people could buy and use to make a profit.

Best known is the underworld use, "to make a purchase of illicit goods, especially narcotics".

There's further information about the eyes here that pupils could use to make a leaflet or factsheet.

It slows the noisy, fast-ticking Israeli clocks by removing the stuff Iran could use to make a bomb.

Use to make a compound butter for grilled meat or fish or add to sauteed shrimp and fettuccine.

TR: What will be one of the first examples of genetic information someone might use to make a medical decision?

(Office assistants who are sworn to secrecy first record the answers for later use to make a statistical profile of applicants).

If you keep records and take a few snapshots, you will know what you can use to make a pleasing design next year.

In a speech today, Mr. Rabbani played heavily on past occupations of Afghanistan, a theme he may try to use to make a political comeback.

This best-of-both worlds feel is not surprising: orange wine is essentially white made using the principles you'd use to make a red.

"Even though it's not a programming language that you would use to make a large game, the concepts are all there," says Wallick.