Sentence examples for used up knowledge from inspiring English sources

The best ideas are used up (knowledge is exhaustible).

Once their knowledge is used up, find someone even more knowledgeable to learn from.

Set a WiFi network password so unknown users can't connect helter-skelter to your network and use up all your data without your knowledge.

Instead of promoting the sharing of ideas, it is often used to dam up knowledge.

He also rightly reminds us that the public was far more tolerant than the politicians and the moralising media and that Gielgud was greeted with loud ovations when he appeared in A Day By The Sea. Michael Feast, who appeared with Gielgud in No Man's Land, has used his close-up knowledge to capture the great man's mannerisms: the extended vowels, the poker-backed stance, the slightly distant gaze.

All the while, she protested loudly that her ex-boyfriend, Jerry Ramrattan, had set her up, using the knowledge he had gleaned by obsessively watching detective dramas like "CSI".

It then used this knowledge to pick up even unfamiliar and awkwardly shaped new things.

In the early 1980s Bachynsky used this knowledge to set up clinics across the southern US promoting a weight loss treatment underpinned by DNP.

But Ms Tymoshenko was not implicated and, as deputy prime minister in 1999, she used her knowledge to clean up the energy business.

Despite sounding like an Inspector Gadget and James Bond mash-up, Jack has used his knowledge to help medical companies improve their devices.

I am now retired so I try to use my knowledge, built up over many years, by giving talks on my hobby and the hoard, writing articles for metal detecting magazines here and in the US, and writing a book – Metal Detecting and All You Need to Know to Get Started.