Sentence examples for used has come from inspiring English sources

The "we" Nuha used has come to mean the Sunnis.

Everything, from the unsold Commonwealth Games apartments that were to make a profit for the builders, down to the cost of the toilet paper used, has come under harsh scrutiny.

DNA Technologies has developed inks, invisible or colored, for about a dozen companies; in some cases, the DNA strands used have come from celebrities.

So while many funds may have been hurt badly by the ban on short selling, it is also true that the size of investments and the amount of leverage used have come down markedly in recent months.

Laura, who asked that her last name not be used, had come to the New Woman All Women Health Care clinic in Birmingham with her mind set on having an abortion.

Much of the increase in brownfield use has come about because local authorities have used "windfall sites" not identified for new housing in development plans.

With the explosion of smartphone use has come the rise of the app industry – 70% of adults in the UK say they use apps [pdf].

So far, their only television use has come in a minor men's race in Germany and a women's race in the United States.

But along with widespread card use has come horror stories of students charging expensive dinners, clothing and exotic vacations and crushing themselves with debt.

The New York region, in making decisions about growth and water use, has come to count on that wetter weather as normal, climate experts and planners said.

"By bringing a simple inanimate object to life, we start to appreciate the value of things and understand where things come from and where they go once their use has come to an end," said Ward in a recent interview with Our World 2.0.