Sentence examples for well put to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jillette has an informal eloquence that's well put to use here, and a taste for the brusque putdown.

The series ends tonight with Mr. Haitink conducting the Symphony No. 1, the "Leonore" Overture No. 3 and the Symphony No. 7. The difficulty in programming these works today was well put to me once by Michael Tilson Thomas.

A politician who knows him well put to me the following hypothesis: The minister is keen to retain his post in the cabinet shuffle currently being negotiated, and as a member of a center-left party he was hoping to prove his conservative credentials to the ruling coalition's Islamist leader, the Ennahda Party.

Despite this, their ability to accelerate well was put to good use on cross-country trains between main lines.

Once this misconception was overcome, the class came into their own on the Basingstoke services, where their ability to accelerate well was put to good use.

However, the obvious benefit of this tax is that it has collected a substantial amount of revenue that, if managed well, is put to good social use.

The damned thing refuses to leave, after all, so it might as well be put to some use.

That may well be put to the test in the coming weeks.

If we're going to close down our libraries, we might as well put them to good use.

Might as well put it to good use.

As one investor who knows the space well put it to me recently, "The game is simply do the stuff Just Eat do not do.