Sentence examples for use up entirely from inspiring English sources

Finally, you need to round them out with a few fresh ingredients that you can use up entirely, and won't rot in your fridge for the rest of the week.

Anesthetics have already been used up entirely at one of the hospitals, said Sahloul, and supplies at others are running low.

Discrepancies with sample numbers are due to some samples being used up entirely as repeats were performed to correct for failed spectra.

The basic principle was that originality had been all used up: culture was entirely self-conscious, quoting itself, recycling itself, mocking itself, inverting itself, doing anything but believing in itself.

In contrast with the dovish thrust of much of the latest round of forecasts the MPC did say that spare capacity in the domestic economy was now almost entirely used up and that what remained was likely to be eliminated "during the course of the year".

As Torretti (1996) and other philosophers and physicists have observed, Einstein's (1905b) argument allows for the possibility that once a body's energy store has been entirely used up (and subtracted from the mass using the mass-energy equivalence relation) the remainder is not zero.

That would almost entirely use up our carbon budget if we want to stay under the two degree limit.

Since the proposed tax cut would cost $2 trillion, or $2.2 trillion if an alternative minimum tax adjustment is included, it would entirely use up the remaining surplus, with no additional debt reduction.

The NUS said that students' maintenance loans of £5,500 – or £8,000 in London – are now being used up almost entirely by rent.

But for a family that uses up the allowance, the plans stop paying entirely until a ceiling is reached.

The sera collected from the other four sites were entirely used up before the local strains were isolated and could not therefore be retested.