Sentence examples for use to please from inspiring English sources

Perp walk burst into print in November 1986; Newsweek reported that Charles Hynes, the New York prosecutor, "refused to parade defendants before cameras in the now-traditional 'perp walk' that many prosecutors use to please the TV stations".

For starters, his other movies until now have been cartoony travesties, audience hits in the same way that Benny Hill used to please audiences: by appealing to their basest instincts and their lowest-common denominators.

As a skit, it is not only well observed, but it is the work of a man who is more than usually used to pleasing himself.

At that point, Crosson had already been trafficked for more than two decades, so she was used to pleasing a revolving door of clients every day.

As noted above, several people with dementia refused to use AT, or used it to please their carers.

It's not acceptable for today's woman to use sex to please men or get male attention, like those deeply ingrained stereotypes we were raised on.

Secrets here are used to to please, to titillate, to destroy.

May, by all evidence, uses fashion to please herself, and her love of clothes allows her to dress boldly.

I want my music to be of use to people, to please them, to enhance their lives..

In a speech the composer gave in Aspen, Colorado in 1964, he said: "I want my music to be of use to people, to please them, to 'enhance their lives'.

Don't use material gifts to please your spouse except on very rare occasions.