The president's answers were, to use the metaphors of the moment, rather windy and unelectrifying.
If, said Richter, he were to use the injury as an excuse, "you're not taking any responsibility".
When they heard the size and quality of the sound, they were, to use the technical term, wowed.
Offers to purchase the firearm have been received; however, the offers were to use the gun in a fashion I did not feel comfortable with".
The women were to use the money to buy food from the nearest small town, and to bring it back to sell.
If every aeroplane were to use the bird-like wings, it would cut 42m tonnes from the world's annual aeroplane emissions of 705m tonnes.
"If I were to use the word props in a sentence," I said as if testing them, "what would you take it to mean?" "Applause," said one.
Perhaps there might be a chance of him noticing slow rural broadband speeds if he were to use the internet in Chipping Norton too.
Leslie worked with them, providing a link between the architectural vision and the scientists and educators who were to use the buildings.
"If we were to use the previous guidelines, about 8percentt of white girls and 26percentt of blacks would be considered to have precocious puberty," Dr. Kaplowitz said.
"We never received an idea of what methodology we were to use, the style, what the government wanted, what the agenda should be," said the negotiator, speaking on condition of anonymity.
