Sentence examples for well taking advantage from inspiring English sources

Going up Greater spotted woodpecker: This highly adaptable and robust woodpecker is doing well, taking advantage of increasing bird feeding in gardens and, perhaps, increasing amounts of woodland.

9.13am GMT Second set: Berdych* 3-6, 1-0 Wawrinka (*denotes server): Wawrinka goes up 0-15 Berdychdych responds well, taking advantage of some forehand misses to assume a 40-15 lead.

A crowd of 25,155 tried to stay cool all day as well, taking advantage of the track's famed shade trees in the picnic areas both in the backyard and surrounding the paddock, although the sunny apron filled to its usual capacity moments before the running of each race.

And the Gorgie men started the second half just as well, taking advantage of the set piece to take the lead.

You may as well take advantage of it.

Furthermore, we might as well take advantage of this explosion of social entrepreneurship.

Future administrations may well take advantage of this to keep nuclear power.

That flexibility is something that Ms. Yellen might well take advantage of.

Cultivators as well took advantage of unsettled times to rise up against jitō or shōen proprietors.

But other repeat givers said that as long as the loopholes exist, they might as well take advantage of them.

Nowadays, budding art school graduates can pretty well take advantage of any old current, style, medium or material.