Sentence examples for when taking advantage of from inspiring English sources

The new portability policy will let cellphone users hold onto their current numbers when taking advantage of cheaper or better service from other carriers.

But Deford tends toward unfortunate glibness when taking advantage of these privileges, and as a result, his book is an exasperating mix — alternately entertaining and bloviating, informative and snarky, touching and self-involved.

But he was subsequently kept at Tokhtamysh's court as a hostage until 1386 when, taking advantage of Tokhtamysh's conflict with his suzerain Timur Lenk (Tamerlane), he escaped and returned to Moscow.

It was Mr. Gowin, a maintenance worker at the park, who discovered the web this month when, taking advantage of some of the first dry weather, he mowed the area around the nature trail.

It is a pattern that has highlighted the influence of the Tea Party movement – ragtag and unstructured as it may be – and injected serious complications into the strategy of the Republican Party in a year when taking advantage of the unpopularity of Democrats should have been straightforward.

That would be resolved, unexpectedly, the following day when, taking advantage of my international ski pass to go cross-country skiing from Italy into Switzerland (Cervinia is lift-linked to Zermatt), Perron led me on a long winding run around the back of the Matterhorn.

When not taking advantage of the young and pretty, we also see representations of physicians flirting with the old or unattractive.

The theory is that flexibility and part-time work will become legitimate only when men start taking advantage of them.

Know when helping someone becomes taking advantage of you.

Ms. Bortner said she was not surprised when Metropolitan took advantage of the new law.

"You go a little crazy when power takes advantage of those without power.