Sentence examples for using them to take from inspiring English sources

Homeowners also loved inflated appraisals, using them to take out as much as possible when they refinanced.

The odds of even the most determined terrorist using them to take control of an aircraft seem rather long since the 2001 attacks on New York.

Whereas average investors think of the funds as a cheap way to invest in an index, active managers are using them to take positions just the same as any active manager.

And while parents with young children remain the primary market for the devices, adults are increasingly using them to take breaks during long trips or play video games -- or even as a makeshift movie theater when they lack a conventional DVD player.

The media has also focused on so-called cameraphone crimes - in particular "upskirting" (using them to take voyeuristic snaps of women on the street) and "digital shoplifting" which uses the gadget to surreptitiously snap images from magazines and books to share with friends.

As many portable multimedia devices have been developed, such as mobile phones, electronic pads, and laptops, many people enjoy using them to take videos, transmit them to friends or web-sites such as YouTube and Facebook, and in turn, view them.

"And the government is dumb enough to try to use them to take down Barry".

"They use them to take grandchildren to museums and to and from school".

In the past twelve months or so, about 7.3 million Americans have used them to take out insurance plans.

We use them to take photos, receive emails, find the nearest restaurant, and navigate our way around an unfamiliar town.

The user then must "catch" them using Pokéballs and then, eventually, use them to take control of certain landmarks in the area (called gyms).