No one, though, anticipated how many couples would make use of the new law.
He decided he would make use of the scraps as raw material for his art.
Another possibility would make use of new kinds of optical sensors.
Another tier of the rifle assocation's plan would make use of local volunteers serving in their own communities.
You spent countless hours just hoping that something, anything, interesting might happen that would make use of your repressed rambunctiousness.
It had previously been thought director James Wan would make use of existing footage to complete the film.
The agency said that to do so, it would make use of the international safety organization's audits, among others.
Reason, 77, said he wanted to give his boat to an organization that would make use of it.
It stands to reason that sales, the most social of business activities, would make use of social media.
He suggests options for powering transport craft – including rocket boosters and electromagnetism – that would make use of lunar resources.
However, these existing models do not consider in a systematic sense modelling requirements nor how stakeholders such as airport operators or airlines would make use of these models.
