make use

He wants to make use of the situation in the country and get the players for free.

And while Irish writers do enjoy a huge freedom with language, not all Irish writers make use of it.

And there are others that let people make use of downtime more efficiently.

In addition, those using the dark web do make use of less secure communications.

Mitt Romney tried to make use of the scam, and now instead has fallen victim to it himself.

Folks are always giving the Stanleys half-worn clothes for little Sally, more than Sally can ever make use of.

Was it dutiful to make use of one copy of the law for instructing the people, when only one could be obtained?

In the domain of politics I should make use of the indigenous institutions and serve them by curing them of their proved defects.

In these circumstances, nothing remained for me but to make use of my letter of introduction to Dr. Angus.

I think I have quoted enough proverbs to prove that the Scot has the measure of his neighbour, and knows how to make use of him.