It was a manner he used to advantage ever afterward.
Another strategy Mr. Cohen has used to advantage, though sometimes regretfully, is anger.
The best movement was the Andante, in which the ensemble's soft tone was used to advantage, as transparent layers of melody and harmony overlapped, combining and then clearing.
He has a boy-next-door quality that other directors at the Met have used to advantage, and some of that wholesomeness would have been perfect for Tamino.
So Beethoven used to advantage certain aspects of the pianos he had at hand and looked beyond the qualities he found deficient.
However, these technical limitations are used to advantage so as to communicate a sense of urgent and dynamic reality to both the protagonists and to the film event.
It holds the rotating presidency of the EU, a job France's president, Nicolas Sarkozy, used to advantage during the Russian invasion of Georgia.
This expansion can be used to advantage by dispersing extremely fine tetragonal particles in a matrix of cubic zirconia or alumina.
Sometimes this effect is used to advantage, as, for example, when probenecid is given with penicillin to decrease its removal and thereby increase its concentration in the blood.
This discovery was followed by an intensive pharmacological study & a series of clinical trials, & these convinced the investigators that tetraethylthiuram desulphide could be used to advantage in the treatment of alcoholism.
By contrast, in a hostage situation, Mr. McGowan said, the police not only have the suspect surrounded, they also usually have some understanding of the identity and motive of the hostage-taker, and those can be used to advantage.
