put to use

Imagine what all that energy could do if it were put to use.

English translation of trouble to help me look good as far as colloquial, since the beginning of the song to put to use when the monologue.

system like this has obvious applications (it may, for instance, soon be put to use searching for child-pornography sites on the internet).

Now correlate each skill to the current opening. Think hard about how all of your abilities can be put to use at the position you want.

I wish to work for an established company where my talents and expertise can be fully put to use.

When a regex is put to use, the first step is to determine the position within the target string where the search should start.

that human energy can be exchanged and put to use by making a man into a slave.

Venture capitalists and angel investors (and companies) are sitting on huge reservoirs of capital that they have to put to use.

We've all seen how semantic technologies improve search results, but rarely do we see those results put to use in such a targeted way.

I love thee with a passion put to use In my old griefs , and with my childhood's faith.

But when the program will look good when really put to use, but found the implementation of a very important environmental issues.

The situations within the game can be put to use in real life to give a better relationship and understanding of your dog.

The manufacturer must assemble, pay for, and put to use plant, materials, and labor before he can produce a salable product.

I love with a passion put to use In my old griefs, and with my childhood's faith.

Gardens and allotments across the UK have been put to use as people discover the joys of home-grown produce.

Secrecy facilities and equipment shall be planned, constructed and put to use simultaneously with the secret-related information system.

The rest of the deforested areas had not yet been put to use.

Previous scares about empty infrastructure, he points out, often evaporated when the projects became fully put to use a few years later.

A secret-related information system may be put to use only after it has passed the prescribed inspection.

I possess solid , practical experience that I can put to use for you right away .

I love thee with the passion put to use. In my old griefs, and with my childhood's faith.

The invention had been widely studied long before it was put to use.

With cloud computing, excess computing capacity can be put to use and be profitably sold to consumers.

GCC includes support for ranges, which can be put to use in many areas of the C language.

That measures the percentage of manufacturing, utility and mining production put to use during the month.

Several tractor-beam ideas have been published in the scientific literature but none has yet been put to use.

However, these programs provided useful lessons that could be put to use in designing later programs.

The focus in the near future to speed up residence category of idle land put to use again, to make do with the application.

Water lines using lead lined or bare steel pipes that are already clogged with rust by the time they are first put to use.

Doshisha's information environment is actively put to use in classes and education and research during training.

The European Union should also put to use its extensive experience in democratic institution-building.

Susan Albright, a nurse working with disabled children in Kijabe, says, "Everything I've ever learned I put to use here. "

The engineers checked out all the machines before they were put to use.

Yes. It was just completed and put to use three days ago.

Many of the basics of modern automatics were first put to use in the Muslim world, including the revolutionary crank-connecting rod system.

Every night it writes off, as lost, whatever you have failed to put to use.

All sorts of instruments and tools are put to use in the demanding and exacting work of stage design.

Soon, the computer was put to use in the company. The employees were busy untying all kinds of packages of new equipments.

Discovered in 1886, germanium became economically significant after 1945, when its semiconductor properties were put to use in electronics.

The extra distance between the wheels was put to use largely in the rear seat, where riders get an additional 3. 1 inches of legroom.

Production capacity once eliminated must never be put to use again under any pretext or in any form.

Burning of biomass, such as agricultural by-products, is another technology being put to use on a more limited scale.

I love thee freely, as men strive for Right; I love thee with the passion put to use.

The machine was recently put to use signing a bill into law, apparently a first.

So not only could noise from cell phone conversations be harvested, but so too could car noise be absorbed and put to use.

utilize, To put to use, especially to find a profitable or practical use for.

And so he chose to escape from the upstairs, jump, smash-up, drove down the steep slope etc suicide wrist are put to use.

To put to use, especially to find a profitable or practical use for.

According to customers that they have been put to use the lock, the password is also normal, not expired.

To put to use or service.

What's more, Bloom's cells weren't designed so that their waste heat could be put to use.

Computer games are being put to use in the classroom.

The labs are all similar but they are put to use in very different ways.

Not in use or put to use.

More than half of America's states have similar laws, and they are being put to use.

Eg. It is a pity to throw anything away when it can be put to use.

These are ideas that anyone can put to use in multiple settings of business.

Analysis and study of the semantic is more and more put to use in NLP study course because of Chinese study "s characters. "

SPECTRO has delivered more than 22, 000 spectrometers to worldwide users. Over 2100 instruments have been put to use in China.

To date, 10. 1 billion US dollars has been put to use, including 3. 1 billion US dollars of concessional loans.

in every day there were idle moments which could have been caught and put to use.

Though my teaching schedule has become heavier than ever, in every day there were idle moments which could be caught and put to use.

jay said , " the 3 jointed nunchuck that i bought 2 years ago can finally be put to use ! "

But if we can learn some general principle that someone else might put to use, that is fantastic.

The Olympic Village in Hong Kong, accomodating equestrianism athletes from across the world, will be put to use on July 27.

Our country water supply industry is to drive the put to use in production water science and technology faucet.

T: If you go to the Super market to buy something, please put to use what we learned today, will you?

Development of standalone database applications where the power of the Eclipse IDE can be put to use, such as debugging and testing

We are now taking the opportunity to study overseas, and when we come back, we'll put to use what we have learnt abroad.

Whether put to use or not, males produce about

Exert-- to put to use or effect; put forth

Building of Municipal Planning and Design Institute Completed and Put to Use

The manufacturer must assemble, pay for, and put to use plant, materials, and labor

fixed assets other than the houses and structures that are not put to use;

I love thee with the passion put to use in my

put to use the start-up fund

Not put to use; idle:

apply; put to use; be used