Sentence examples for uses to a from inspiring English sources
In fact, every one of them uses – to a greater or lesser degree – the wonderful technology now so woven into our lives.
Without it, Oakland Ballet remains at the mercy of the city, which owns the Alice Arts site and is hinting at increasing the rent and turning over some of the space the troupe uses to a new charter school.
After each shooting scene in the video, Gambino always hands the gun he uses to a child, who handles it with great care and runs away with it; then they all go back to dancing as if nothing ever happened.
The BOA cheif executive pointed to British Swimming's Olympic trials in Glasgow as an example of an event that already uses, to a degree, the US model, and said gymnastics, rowing, taekwondo and triathlon were "very keen" on the new, larger event, and several broadcasters were interested, too.
As it is, he has reduced the number of tools he uses to a dozen and keeps them all in a two-wheeled golf cart, which is easy to wheel out to wherever he happens to be working and to wheel in at the end of the day.
In a life roiling with sinister self-knowledge, nothing is more chilling than his declaration: "There is no end of uses to a motor caravan".
Lillibridge is used to a low profile.
Get used to a bumpy ride.
"People get used to a certain way.
They're used to an undisciplined environment".
