"3D printing being put to good use," he told them.
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The £40 voucher can be put to good use too.
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Your digital scale will be put to good use here.
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Your time on Instagram can finally be put to good use.
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It's one example where AI can be put to good use.
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Fortuntely, Big Lobi's large, dead body will be put to good use.
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" She added, "That mouth of his is being put to good use.
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The username some other fool is failing to put to good use.
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Banks want a guarantee that their loans are being put to good use.
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Those losses could be put to good use potentially reducing capital gains tax.
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It was clear Milkflower's wood-fired oven was being put to good use.
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Their capital can also be put to good use, in the form of investment.
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But after enough time has passed, that heartbreak can be put to good use.
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No. 4 also has more elevation changes, which Hanse has put to good use.
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Larry Hogan, who gave the boy a $100 grant to put to good use.
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And we all know an Amazon gift card will be put to good use.
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Waves from the engine inlets would be directed upwards too, and put to good use.
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Powerful prose has been put to good use in the cause of America's Best Idea.
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Stories about inventions and innovations convey vital information that others can put to good use.
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These extra months are a luxury that I hope to have put to good use.
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These impulses can be put to good use, but only certain behaviors can become habits.
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Lee and Lee decided that it was about time those bottles be put to good use.
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And it's cool to see that data from older experiments still gets put to good use.
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We have ungodly amounts of loose black tea, so it will be put to good use.
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Money brought back will be put to good use in the U.S. economy, we were told.
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This is a safe gift, but it's one you know will be put to good use.
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For those celebrating, this weekend should be put to good use getting ready for the Seder.
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It apparently was put to good use today although the surrounding circumstances were a little unexpected.
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We Democrats, our entire caucus, believes this previously unscheduled session time can be put to good use.
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The prize is a $50 gift card, and it's definitely going to get put to good use.
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"They have so much experience and knowledge that can be put to good use," says Mr Ogata.
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Floyd adds that while the money wasn't the main draw, it certainly was put to good use.
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Jordan Fisher's dance skills are going to be put to good use — this time at his wedding!
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Luxe, too, is amassing some interesting data on driver behaviour that could be put to good use.
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But the power that Amazon has, and its immense resources, can also be put to good use.
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Cardinal Bertone, 82, has argued that the home would be put to good use for future officials.
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Apparently enthusiasm does go a long way, and all that theoretical knowledge can be put to good use.
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Based on how quickly I'm tearing through my candles, you can tell it's being put to good use.
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"The one I currently have will now be put to good use on my next flights," he said.
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"This is money that could be put to good use shoring up critical programs such as Medicare," he said.
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Your sharp intuition is one of your greatest assets and it's being put to good use at this time.
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The revolutionary scanner has already been put to good use, with about 40 babies imaged in the device so far.
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I felt like it would be put to good use, and I'm still holding out the hope that it will.
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Many of these camps were left absent on account of recent layoffs, but now they're being put to good use.
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Both librarians are eager to acknowledge places where Little Free Libraries are put to good use by public-library systems.
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Every person in America who pays taxes wants to believe their hard-earned dollars are being put to good use.
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But the spicy broth can be put to good use, too, in a stellar casual dish of clams and spaghetti.
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As one of New York City's largest private homes its 21,000 square feet could certainly be put to good use.
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Color coding and typography are put to good use as well, from the overall calendar view to the individual appointment pages.
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And just imagine an incentive-driven, free-market-capitalist economy where tax dollars collected are put to good use, not squandered.
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I won easily and Cozmo's frustration showed It's main sensor, which Cozmo appears to put to good use, is vision sensing.
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The system also produces a torrent of data, very little of which is put to good use, as I understand it.
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These machines can obviously be put to good use — say, inspecting cellphone towers, shooting movies or compiling multidimensional real estate portfolios.
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If you're shopping for an Apple fanatic and can't afford AirPods, this is a gift they'll actually put to good use.
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We were fortunate to have that service as part of our homeowners' insurance and it was put to good use recently.
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Some financial experts say that cash payment could be put to good use paying down some of those high-interest balances.
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Now, producers are sitting on a massive surplus that will be purchased by the federal government and put to good use.
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Chances are, you have tons of new or like-new items around your home that could be put to good use elsewhere.
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An untold number of water rescues were performed that morning by mariners who put to good use their monthly "man overboard" drills.
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For easy travel, she keeps her favorite products in several "road bags," which will surely be put to good use this year.
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I'm not optimistic myself, no, but what is our generation if not rich in skills we may yet put to good use?
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If I were an educator I would definitely ban electronics in classrooms, I've rarely if ever seen them put to good use.
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Make sure you have systems in place that make you liable and make sure the food will be put to good use.
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With more marketing dollars going towards digital video ads than ever before, it's crucial to know whether they're being put to good use.
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I'm saving my blowouts and cute new spring dresses for dinner group and book club where I know they'll be put to good use.
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The grit and resilience we built during those ten months have been put to good use in Box's new life as a public company.
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Almost all of those numbers are overkill for what most people think they want on a Chromebook, but here they're put to good use.
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Now at least we'll know where that money went, and we'll be able to see for ourselves if it was put to good use.
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And how can we as a society facilitate the transition, ensuring at the same time that this progress will be put to good use?
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The cabinet interiors were put to good use — some of them to cover the exposed steam pipe — with new glossy white doors covering them.
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The Hawaiian locations are put to good use in the preview, which ends with an offer to win a vacation to the Aloha State.
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The large garden area was put to good use, he said, noting that the family grew black currants, raspberries, blueberries, strawberries and sea buckthorns.
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But that lesson can be put to good use if it promotes boardroom conversation about good faith commitment to effective governance and corporate responsibility.
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The latest example of this feedback being put to good use: The launch of an entirely new add-on for Fixes, called Stitch Fix Extras.
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The beauty of recycling is it doesn't matter how clapped out, old and broken your hardware is, it can still be put to good use.
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Cause even though I do it because I need the money, I've got to believe that what I give will be put to good use.
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No word on who paid the bill at dinner ... but KI has a new 4-year, $141 million deal he can put to good use!!!
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Placebos through time The placebo effect is not only well-known, it is a phenomenon that has been put to good use for some time.
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"It will be put to good use," McMahon said at the time, while adding that it would be used for the agency's "Emerging Leaders" program.
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Jason Markk Essential Shoe Cleaning Kit, $16If their shoe collection is their pride and joy, this shoe cleaning kit will be put to good use.
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As a final final note, this work was partly funded by the National Science Foundation, so cheers to your tax dollars being put to good use.
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Ivanka Trump is usually seen as the cool, calm and collected Trump, a quality that has been put to good use in her father's presidential campaign.
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The navigational knowhow displayed by the AntBot could someday be put to good use in technologies like last-mile delivery drones or smart cars, Dupeyroux said.
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"His gifts that obviously allowed him to execute one of the biggest upsets in political history, hopefully he will put to good use," Mr. Obama said.
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Nevertheless, the situation served as a reminder that the Mets' outfield depth may be put to good use this season, if an injury were to occur.
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Tana Mongeau says Kylie Jenner imparted some useful words of wisdom on the journey of pregnancy -- which, apparently, won't be put to good use anytime soon.
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According to the service's Twitter account, it's already been put to good use this morning, and it looks like many people are getting more than just pizza.
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Meghan, 37, wanted to see how the funds from the cookbook are being put to good use — the kitchen has already been completely redesigned and re-fitted.
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I learned a lot, and that knowledge will be put to good use towards the creation of businesses, jobs, and the strengthening and revival of their economies.
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Female slaves would practice wrestling as part of the ritual performance and contest, and those techniques were put to good use when faced with rape or brutality.
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"Nothing would be better for patients, if it is put to good use," said Kimiko Yajima, a 78-year-old cancer sufferer, while shopping in downtown Tokyo.
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Riley Keough, who starred in last summer's Mad Max, has a stare that simultaneously draws you in and feels you out, and it's put to good use here.
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Economist Marion Amiot of Oxford Economics, meanwhile, says that high levels of debt are not a major cause for concern as the borrowing was put to good use.
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In American law donations to charities, including DAF-providers, enjoy bigger breaks than those to foundations, because the gift is seen as being put to good use immediately.
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As far as stock goes, the brand has over 100 pairs to choose from, so you could definitely put that discount code will be put to good use.
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So the next time you feel a bit awkward about handing the bride and groom a few bucks, remember, it'll more than likely be put to good use.
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There was one sign of bipartisan agreement: Only 10 percent of Republicans and 6 percent of Democrats believe the taxes they currently pay are put to good use.
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The singleton is still deciding what she'll do with all the extra money she's raised, "but rest assured the money will be put to good use," Savage said.
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Either way, they're not necessary to snap a photo of yourself, and I know mine sits at home in a drawer rather than getting put to good use.
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That stimulus check would be put to good use paying down some of those high-interest balances, said Michael Foguth, president of Foguth Financial Group in Brighton, Michigan.
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He knows where to find the pressure points in the local system, a knowledge that he put to good use after the Alabama Historical Association rejected his petition.
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Though Mr. Booker defends the reforms made with the money, many critics have said it was not put to good use, and the city's system continued to teeter.
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The president himself has declared that not paying taxes ''makes him smart,'' and I do not trust that my federal tax dollars will be put to good use.
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Predictions: This could well be the episode in which the newly re-animated Mountain gets put to good use (remember the "I choose violence" line from the first trailer?).
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Thorsten Zander of the Technische Universität in Berlin thinks that "passive" EEG signals (those that are not evoked by an external stimulus) can be put to good use too.
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And no doubt the headphones will be put to good use listening to lectures on iTunes U and definitely not movies and music while they should be in class.
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Meghan, 37, visited in November to see how the funds from the cookbook are being put to good use — the kitchen has already been completely redesigned and re-fitted.
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"The Growing Underground farm is a very good example where a derelict space has been put to good use," Ruchi Choudhary, reader in architectural engineering at Cambridge, told CNBC.
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Encouraging this will help Google build connections to local businesses, as well as demonstrate to a wary Chinese government that its resources can still be put to good use.
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The State Department already produces annual reports that opine on the state of foreign judiciaries, which can be put to good use to protect the integrity of U.S. courts.
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Following suit, USAID should conduct an overhaul of its oversight policies, and enact strict follow-through on grants to ensure that good money is being put to good use.
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Your skill and talent will be put to good use because, regardless of which hack challenge you select, sponsors are looking for working products that address real-world problems.
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This is not to say technology has done nothing for families in recent years — I've actually seen some real examples of technology being put to good use in helping families.
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The takeaway is that while giving may come from the heart, you need to engage your mind as well and make sure your money is being put to good use.
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Those new AF capabilities will get put to good use, too, since the new RX100 can shoot as fast as 24 frames per second with both RAW and JPEG files.
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"With that being said, I would imagine some of those great sites that Sears has, they really have some great sites, will be put to good use," Trump told reporters.
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It seems unlikely that those investors desperate for duration and a (relatively) juicy yield - insurance companies, in particular - were even asking themselves whether that time will be put to good use.
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And while they are sad they will have to wait to exchange their vows, the couple is happy that the food they ordered was able to be put to good use.
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"Ugly" produce is already being put to good use in frozen foods, where it is chopped or pureed before freezing, making appearance irrelevant—and making them an ideal size for kids.
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For them, as for many Eurasian millionaires and billionaires, property development offered a way to put to good use all the wealth and political clout they had amassed in other industries.
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What you need to know about the storm Boston area Residents were hit with "a wall of snow," according to NWS Boston, but some were able to it put to good use.
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Those pumps are probably put to good use, because Americans today are gulping fuel like never before: In 2018, the U.S. burned through 24 billion gallons of gasoline — its highest amount ever.
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Razer's laptop is that little bit thicker and heavier than HP's fanless wonder, though that extra size is put to good use with a beefier processor and an all-around higher specification.
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Russia hosted the World Cup in June and July in 12 stadiums spread across 11 cities, and the authorities have pledged that the newly-built venues will be put to good use.
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While the Mongols themselves seemed dedicated almost solely to the art of war, they put to good use every craftsman, merchant, scholar, entertainer, cook, and skilled worker they came in contact with.
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She's never forgotten the trauma she suffered that night – to the frustration of everyone around her, including her own daughter (Judy Greer, finally getting put to good use on the big screen).
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The part of his size which wasn't imagined, Foreman put to good use, not only fighting behind a long, thudding jab, but also in his use of his presence to control the opponent.
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However, switching between accounts today is a pain – which is why a multiple account switching feature would be put to good use among this crowd, potentially increasing engagement with the Instagram app itself.
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" The Republican added that "there are so many other ways that law enforcement can be put to good use rather than to persecute harmless farmers and shopkeepers who are abiding by state law.
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Lee said it was imperative that venues from the 2018 Olympics are put to good use after the Games, which was one of the concerns raised by the IOC on a recent visit.
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But she soon realized that the extension could actually be put to good use for sexual assault survivors and others who weren't interested in having pictures of the president-elect clogging their newsfeeds.
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Don't forget to pile it up with as many fresh fruits as you can find—such as apricots, figs, or grapes on the vine—which may be put to good use post-meal.
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In other cases, Material Impact is looking for ways to use products or ideas that its corporate friends have spent millions of dollars to develop but don't know how to put to good use.
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" But if you took that same poisonous venom, teased out the ingredients, scaled them down and used only a low dose, there are a lot of ingredients "that could be put to good use.
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Downtown Los Angeles is the culmination of a dream I had when I was 15, when I realized that all of the time I spent watching TV might someday be put to good use.
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Only by leading the way can the government expect to influence the development of quantum science, and ensure that the resulting technologies are put to good use for the benefit of the entire nation.
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This ensure that, at minimum, I'll always be earning 1.5x points on every purchase, sometimes more, and those points will be put to good use when they are finally moved to my Sapphire Preferred account.
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The Dallas Cowboys aren't using their stadium anymore (4-12) ... but it's still being put to good use -- with Michael Bay transforming it into a giant movie theater for the world premiere of '13 Hours.
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His new home offers a larger floor plan — 4,000 square feet — which will no doubt be put to good use after he and Parsekian welcomed their first child, 1-year-old daughter Story Annabelle, last year.
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Whatever money The Academy's saving by bailing on a host this year is apparently being put to good use -- beefing up security to ensure there's not a terrorist attack or other act of violence ... or Oscar hijinks.
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The issue may be less pressing than what the NFL is currently dealing with on the traumatic brain front, but Carbon makes a pretty compelling argument for how its technology can be put to good use here.
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When can democracy be direct, when must it be representative, and how could randomness or sortition—selecting people to serve as public officials instead of electing them, as we do with juries—be put to good use?
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Part science, part promotional stunt, the project is meant to demonstrate a possible way in which land in and around the damaged nuclear power plant can be put to good use, namely through the growing of crops.
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BaFin and the Finance Ministry said in a statement that the German banking system was well capitalised and experiencing no liquidity bottlenecks which meant buffers built up over recent years could now be put to good use.
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The story will be all important to Revenant Kingdom's chances of success, and I suspect it's here that some of that extra development time will be put to good use—and, no doubt, refining UI and UX elements.
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FROM COINAGE: Power Rangers Morphing Through the Years Then there are the extraterrestrials: Pitch Perfect's Elizabeth Banks camps it up as villain Rita Repulsa and Bryan Cranston's gruff baritone is put to good use as disembodied Rangers mentor Zordon.
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Specifically, I urge Congress to fully fund the program for fiscal year 2018 (and going forward) at the level of at least $10 million, a modest amount but one that can be put to good use by our industry.
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It is a paradox the Patriots have put to good use at pivotal times on the way to five Super Bowl victories, winning some games because of unbridled confidence and others because they believed they were being unfairly disparaged.
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The records and cassettes he'd amassed would get put to good use in the summer of '98, when he took a gig as a DJ for the BBC, the short-wave radio station with an estimated audience of 40 million listeners.
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As for the scars, I don't actually know what the show is getting at, which is refreshing, because for all of Kang's improvements this season, it still does feel like every curveball is a reworked comic reference being put to good use.
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From a ribbed sweaterdress that plays up our favorite pink and red hues to a star-printed metallic clutch you can tote around to parties or put to good use as a makeup bag, these affordable essentials are equal parts fun and cozy.
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The government gives charitable deductions to private donors because that deduction operates as a form of matching grants, whereby the private grantor supervises the way in which the money is spent to help ensure that public funds are also put to good use.
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Depending on whether or not the money was put to good use (more on this later), this could be seen as a form of Trump channeling his celebrity to philanthropic ends or else as not much more than a glorified tax dodge.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThese bonus features do sometimes make their way to stock Android eventually, but it usually takes a while before Google is sure that it wants to steal a feature it's seen put to good use elsewhere—like a dark mode or screenshot editing tools.
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"As it relates to their listing, clearly, they're very cash rich company but this does give them presence in the region from a listings standpoint and gives them capital that they can put to good use," Joseph Berger, CEO of Pacific Epoch, told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Tuesday.
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Those rates reflect a world in which economic growth in advanced economies is slower than it was in the post-war decades, in which there is more capital sloshing around than governments or firms can easily put to good use, and in which inflation is very low and stable.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Greece will probably be able to borrow money on the markets from the middle of next year and if the next 18 months are put to good use Athens probably won't need another bailout, the head of the euro zone bailout fund told a German newspaper.
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It is the kind of experience, he said, that he put to good use when he left The Wall Street Journal in November 2016 and began working at several small breweries around Brooklyn before landing a job last year as a brewer at Fifth Hammer Brewing in Long Island City, Queens.
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Christine is smart, driven, and seemingly detached from many of her fellow humans, whom she sometimes observes with the unrattled, unbreakable gaze of an anthropologist; Keough, who starred in last summer's Mad *Max, *has a stare that simultaneously draws you in and feels you out, and it's put to good use here.
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The official hashtag of the English model and actress's 25th birthday celebration is being put to good use on Instagram by her fashionable guests, including model-DJ Mary Charteris, casting director Tallulah Bernard, Burberry's director of entertainment relations, Niamh Watmore, and French actress and ex-wife of Mark Ronson, Josephine de La Baume.
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But as you say, if you think about the $4 trillion that they are managing, it could probably be put to good use deploying capital into venture capital funds that are looking to change the world in a positive way, because that is what impacts the pensioners who are behind that capital.
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In doing so, says the CEO of Zocdoc, companies will make sure the billions of dollars they spend contributing to employees' health-care plans each year are put to good use by paying for visits that could keep them in better health — and possibly preventing workers from having to take a sick day or two.
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I support ICAN's mission and have no doubt that $1.1 million in prize money will be put to good use by the organization (I reached out to ICAN for comment on how it plans to use the prize money and will update this post with the response), but the award feels desperately symbolic given the current geopolitical climate.
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Book ahead for dinner at this cozy spot, where the chef Álvaro Clavijo's impeccable pedigree (he's worked at Noma and Per Se) is put to good use in the surprisingly approachable menu of dishes that recently included grilled mushrooms and squid in a nettle broth, lamb ribs dusted with feta and sunflower seeds, and corn-flavored ice cream.
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The maund, a type of agricultural basket used by farmers to showcase their wares at market, inspired Burns's Devon Maund, which could be put to good use as a picnic hamper — it stands on hazel legs and its lid can be propped open with the pitched stick used as a closure, or in a kitchen as storage for linens or flatware.
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Instead, a rich and powerful country with a stable government and control over its own currency (which is to say, not a prisoner of the euro) should be willing to live with a loose fiscal policy when wage growth is disappointing and inflation low, and it should debate tax and spending changes on their own terms — will this money be put to good use?
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He got his start behind the camera with the Royal Air Force during World War II when he made several documentary shorts, an experience that he put to good use in his war films of the 1950s and '60s (although the first feature he directed was "The Little Ballerina," from 1948, the story of a young girl in London who dreams of becoming a famous dancer).
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The Division begins, in its beta, by cribbing the tail of my commute, starting from the post office, which finally has been put to good use as the de facto staging ground for a team of health workers, soldiers, and scientists fighting a disease that has left this chunk of Manhattan abandoned but for patrols of street gangs with an endless supply of automatic weapons and crisp baseball caps.
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"Prior to this donation, the Holzhauer family have been members and frequent visitors of the museum," Jennifer Fox, the museum's communications and development manager, told CNBC Make It. The Las Vegas Ronald McDonald House said the Holzhauer's donation "is being put to good use supporting the parents and siblings of critically ill and injured children who are being treated in local hospitals," and that the amount is "similar" to what was given to the other two organizations.
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"This bill will target funding to where it's needed the most, ensure U.S. dollars are being put to good use to expand democracy and peace, and provide critical humanitarian assistance in war-torn, disaster-affected, and impoverished areas of the world," said Appropriations Chairman Rodney FrelinghuysenRodney Procter FrelinghuysenThe 31 Trump districts that will determine the next House majority Top House GOP appropriations staffer moves to lobbying shop Individuals with significant disabilities need hope and action MORE (R-N.J.).
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While the technology is being put to good use in this case, in one other, many residents of China have complained on social media that their compulsory face masks have made it impossible to unlock their phones with Face ID.Read more:10 myths about the coronavirus, including a link to meat-eating and imported packagesThere's only one way to know if you have the coronavirus, and it involves machines full of spit and mucusThe Wuhan coronavirus has killed 427 people and infected more than 20,000.
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