Sentence examples for uses after from inspiring English sources

Art may have its uses after all.

Perhaps those pesky Europeans still have their uses after all.

Perhaps management systems do have their uses, after all.

Reporters waiting to interview the 76-year-old Steinbrenner are being kept about 30 yards from the Yankee Stadium exit that Steinbrenner uses after games.

In November, state officials eased statewide restrictions on car-washing, lawn-watering and other water uses, after the New York metropolitan region had its seventh-wettest October, and as November rainfall was running half an inch above normal.

Eventually, they developed a routine that Davis still uses after practice and out of season — jump shots, jump hooks, tip-in drills, ball-handling drills, and on and on.

But Mr. Feinberg uses after-tax earnings, the complaint charges.

What do you say to a guard who uses after-shave only internally?" Fierce, precise snapshots, illuminated by absurdist flashes: "Cars streamed past us like submarines holding each other's tails".

The above prediction extends this literature by saying that the intensity of incentives depends on whether the firm uses after- or pre-tax performance measures.

You know you're in shaky territory when even the DVD says the premise of the movie is ludicrous (Lugosi trains vampire bats to attack his enemies and uses after-shave lotion to lure the beasts to his target).

They could use after-school programs, too.