Sentence examples for using it to give from inspiring English sources

You will be using it to give your handle its shape.

"I'm using it to give a sense of journey, the cosmos, what life is about," he said.

Staff in stores will be retrained to improve service, partly using IT to give them more information about customers.

A playful George Bush brandished his like a firearm at photographers, before using it to give a polite prod to the Ukrainian president, Viktor Yushchenko.

"Homeland Security is using it to give a false sense of security to middle America that it will keep illegal immigrants and terrorists out, but it just isn't true".

Architects have started using it to give a touch of historical sobriety to new suburban palazzos, and conservators have begun restoring the elegant facades of grand monuments like the Cooper Union on Astor Place in Manhattan, where Abraham Lincoln addressed crowds before the 1860 election.

As an extra gimmick, it also features a laser pointer (which may actually be quite useful when you use it to give a presentation).

Roth uses it to give us a new perspective on how we interact with our phones, the screens become blank and the gestures become decontextualized, isolated, and peculiar.

We do say give us £5 and we won't use it to give you a history of Somalia, but we will use our expertise to save lives.

Milk plays on this knowledge and uses it to give the death of its protagonist a sense of tragic inevitability.

Mercedes plans to harness the semi-autonomous driving technology already available on its S-Class sedans and coupes, and use it to give venerable, if stodgy, semi-trucks an extreme makeover.