Sentence examples for uses first from inspiring English sources
"With demolition, you have to see if there are other uses first".
Watson, for example, is being adapted for business uses, first in health care to assist doctors in making diagnoses.
Usually, a driver's license uses first name, middle initial and last name, and that's generally how someone books a ticket.
In Canada, which also uses first past the post, hung parliaments are now the norm and the SNP's stated electoral strategy is to end up with the same linchpin role that Bloc Québécois has there.
Meanwhile the maid who found the false lead note has discovered a genuine conspiracy note in one of the drawers of the woman with the horizontal hair – I think she's called Madame de Clermont, but as the end credits only list the cast by their first names and no one ever uses first names in the programme, it's impossible to be certain.
What lies behind these posts may be a desire for self-expression and an attempt to escape the feelings of isolation that self-harm can bring, according to Wedge, chair of the volunteer-led self-injury charity LifeSigns (the charity only uses first names for its members).
The company also uses first-class hotels.
Lucien Bourjeily uses first-hand accounts of life inside Syrian detention centres for immersive political theatre.
He uses first-person and very close third-person narration (the two are almost indistinguishable in his work) to represent with bitter fidelity the mental journeys of his characters.
"I" is the most common word in English speech but Mr Obama uses first-person singular pronouns less than all of his recent predecessors.Figuring this out doesn't require a Ph.D. in linguistics, just a calculator.
He uses first-person narration to seat himself in a comfy, rather bloke-ish realism; his characters, whether fifteen-year-old girls or middle-aged male English novelists, sound too alike, because they are all involved in a figurative exaggeration that is at first amusing but which becomes tiresome and coarse.
