Sentence examples for uses much of from inspiring English sources

No wonder President Assad uses much of his speechifying to praise the army and its tens of thousands of "martyrs".

Holbrook uses much of the book to describe his years on tour racing from one performance date to another, "survival and suicide impulses working in tandem".

It follows a course along the north of the Donets Basin industrial region, which uses much of its water and causes severe pollution problems.

Verizon makes the same point and uses much of the same language in 30-second television spots with the same characters.

This provision uses much of the language of the former 18 U.S.C. 1914 and does not vary from that statute in substance.

The farm uses much of its adult goats' milk for cheese production, and needs volunteers to bottlefeed the kids, help maintain pens, and, yes, snuggle with them.

This will enable us to use much of Wibiya's technology and skills in our existing and planned products.

The Jets used much of their playbook against the Patriots.

Unfortunately, physicians don't use much of it.

The Greek government used much of the bailout money to pay back debts to German banks.

But he used much of his fortune to relieve social distress.