Sentence examples for use to take a from inspiring English sources

This is potentially very useful for fashionistas: an app that you can use to take a photo of a garment you like, and find similar items on a range of stores.

Infinitely more tasteful, Hajime Kadoi's "Vacation" is a bittersweet drama about a middle-age prison guard who agrees to assist in an execution in exchange for a week's vacation — time he'll use to take a honeymoon with his new bride, a young widow he barely knows.

Catwalk Fifteen lets you use to take a selfie and ask friends to rank your outfit.

It's 90 minutes that you can use to take a break and network with prospects and colleagues.

As industry watchers know, the outfit is still in the midst of raising a very big, growth-stage vehicle, one that it will use to take a pro rata stake in every company that passes through its program and which outside investors assign a post-money valuation of $250 million or less.

And so, linking guns to volcanoes as firepower and the power of fire felt like it was something that we could use to take a closer look at America's obsession with guns.

It's not much use to take an art class, draw from the figure or learn to render a bowl of fruit.

What used to take a year, now takes three months.

(Inventing better computers used to take a long time).

He used to take a lot of mushrooms.

People used to take a more laissez-faire attitude.