Sentence examples for uses with a from inspiring English sources
"Laura, everyone goes through this," he said with the drizzly slowness one uses with a toddler.
It uses with a knowing wink the phrase "coming out," which connotes declaring one's gay or lesbian sexual identity.
"Get over there!" a security agent yells in the tone of voice that a prison guard uses with a convict.
Mr. Webster already has a rich, free, strong baritone that he uses with a vernacular ease, and he was well partnered by Kevin Murphy on piano, backing him up as a solid accompanist.
The always witty Mexican artist Gabriel Orozco comments obliquely on the challenge of fitting time-honored tools to new uses with a big work entitled "Cazuelas (Beginnings)." It displays his first efforts with wheel-thrown clay, in which lively formal ideas are blunted by the artist's rudimentary skills.
True shooting percentage is a measure of scoring efficiency that takes into account a player's shooting from both the floor and the free-throw line, and usage percentage is an estimate of the percentage of a team's plays a player uses — with a field-goal attempt, a free-throw attempt or a turnover — while he is on the floor.
The new phones can be used with a credit card.
Disciplines inherited from modernism are used with a humane ease.
They are also great to use with a sushi buffet.
The Internet was used with a new level of sophistication.
