Sentence examples for was really using from inspiring English sources

"She was really using shoe leather, making member contact, convening meetings and that sort of thing," Mr. Schneider said.

It would often be hard to tell whether an article in economics was really using the Coase Theorem; the author (if he did not want to pay a royalty) would make every effort to explain his results in different terms.

Perhaps the 58,000 residents of Whidbey, a picturesque getaway in northern Puget Sound, didn't think Long Island was really using the longest-island distinction anyway because New York City was right next door, providing an unending stream of visitors.

"And I was really using that analogy for today, saying the whole point of a digital frontier right now is that it's a frontier, all the old rules are falling apart.

An ironic picture emerges of the gentle Tasaday living a forest idyll amid the violent civil war raging all around them in Mindanao; of the voracious people and factions with a stake in their story; of rumours that Manda was "really" using the Tasaday as a cover for a marijuana plantation or as a way of soliciting foreign funds for Panamin.

Maya Jasanoff says that it's "no coincidence" that the oft-quoted, much mangled preface to "The Nigger of the 'Narcissus' " invokes the sailor's concept of "solidarity," but Conrad was really using the term to suggest that he was writing about — and for — the broad sweep of humanity.

"The word was really used in admiration.

"I think it was really used by the farmer as a garage," he said.

"The agency has no certainty as to which of those lots was really used," Nesbit said.

I was really used to helping her choose fabric and choose the patterns, things like that.

It appears as if no deflection feedback was really used, but rather the piezo was kept at constant z.