Sentence examples for using the remnants of from inspiring English sources
Emboldened, Voina are using the remnants of Banksy's grant to hire lawyers for other artists and political activists facing trial.
In the meantime, he has rigged up an outdoor workshop using the remnants of a catering marquee as the roof and the PVC sheet of an old McDonald's billboard as a wall.
Unless it has a saviour model up its sleeve now, it will struggle.Even if Mr Marchionne ultimately fails, Fiat will still get something of value the Jeep brand and cut-price re-entry to North America for Fiat and Alfa Romeo using the remnants of Chrysler's dealer network and manufacturing base.
"I ended up building underwater tunnels for the fish to swim through in the fish pond outside using the remnants of the washing machine".
Children use the remnants of collapsed buildings as playgrounds.
Nele (Nadja Uhl) is a single mom who uses the remnants of her youthful nutty streak to entertain her kids.
When the Ballets Russes broke up after Diaghilev's death in 1929, Berners used the remnants of the company for the very beautiful, though seldom heard (let alone seen) ballet, Luna Park, choreographed again by Balanchine.
Democrats also see a golden opportunity to use the remnants of Mr. Weiner's district to weaken Representative Michael G. Grimm, a freshman Republican who represents a conservative area that covers Staten Island, as well as parts of Brooklyn.
Billy uses the remnants of Ben's parasail to rescue Eric, shortly before he falls into the river below, then is attacked and seemingly killed by some of the Pteranodon.
Patients underwent liver biopsy before and after 8 weeks of treatment with repeated doses of peretinoin, and the collected samples were analyzed for gene expression profiling using the remnant liver after eradication of HCC.
The cracking process we are aiming at thus has a similar object to the thermal cracking process used on the remnants of crude oil left over after vacuum and atmospheric distillation so-called short andistillation so-called
