That same evening, having laden the van with such of the property and tents as had not been utilisedfor bonfires and missiles, Bindle took his seat on the tail-board, and the van lumbered off in the direction of London.
The coach-houses and available sheds had all been utilised to give shelter to the scores of horses.
The flowers possess a special value for indoor decoration, and any odd corner of the garden can be utilised for producing a supply for this purpose.
If a cold frame on a spent hot-bed can be spared, it may be utilised by pricking off the seedlings into it, or the pans and boxes may simply be placed under its protection.
Leaves of the finest quality are obtainable from plants a year old, and when the crop has been gathered the ground may with advantage be utilised for some other purpose.
But so long as the soil is fairly moist at the depth the roots are ranging, there is no need for watering, and the time it would consume may be utilised for other work.
Nearly four years elapsed before the Claimant commenced his suit of ejectment against the trustees of the infant Sir Alfred Tichborne--the posthumous son of Roger’s younger brother; but he utilised the time to good purpose.
With regard to the last he utilised every form of human credulity which came under his notice.
During the last few decades, mankind has learned from Nature many of her secrets, and the knowledge thus obtained has been utilised to free him from those hardships and even diseases which have beset him.
This depressing yet magical dream was utilisedby Huysmans in his A Rebours.
The determinism of Taine stems in Germany and his theory of environment has been effectivelyutilised by Barrès.
We find a certain crude kind of interest in the drama, or shall I say in the theatre, in almost all peoples, and some of the greatest poets have utilised that interest in order to reach the minds of their hearers.
Some years ago, the Head of the Foreign Office had given him practically the free run of the country, and had utilised him as a sort of missionary of Meccania.
It is right to add that Sir William Preece had himself utilised induction phenomena in his experiments, and had begun researches with the aid of electric waves.
Possibly, malt enzymes or diastase could be utilised for the manufacture of an artificial bate or puer, although they would not be so effective as animal products.
This property may also be utilised in the production of chrome leather, where a whiter colour is required than that produced by the ordinary chrome tannage.
Wat's Dyke has been utilised to form one side of the bailey.
They are probably natural, and may have been utilised as part of the plan.
But the undoubtedly sepulchral barrows of New Grange and Dowth in Ireland show signs of having been utilised as castles, having remains of breastworks on their summits.
This raises the question whether William utilised an existing prehistoric barrow for the nucleus of his motte.
Lands lying within the agricultural zone, but distant more than fifteen miles from a railway station, lose enormously in value, as they cannot be utilisedexcept for live stock.
Irrigation is carried to a high point, so that in times of flood the waters of the rivers can be conveyed many miles and utilised in providing moisture to the cane.
The upper end through which we passed in order to gain access to the original rooms was utilised for meals, a number of tables being brought in and ranged as closely as possible together.
In such a crowd no one dare leave her luggage unguarded, and so it was either gripped tightly to the body, even in sleep, or else was utilised as a pillow.
The whole of the land upon Mars belongs to the State, and is utilised strictly in the interests of the whole community; no one can hold it as a private possession, or use it for merely selfish purposes.
Yes," I said, "this part of the lunar surface is simply riddled with tiny craterlets, and some of them are utilised as tests for the definition of our telescopes.
Even the present installation only takes out a small proportion, and that portion is utilised only once.
I); written just before The Merchant of Venice, he had utilised his knowledge of singing and lute-playing in a scene of gay comedy.
Since the cellars within the city have no longer sufficed for the storage of the immense stocks required through the development of the Champagne trade, these vast subterranean galleries have been successfully utilised by various firms.
It should be mentioned that of late years the abandoned quarries, so numerous on this side of the city, have been largely utilised by the Reims Champagne manufacturers as cellars for the storage of their wines.
The creed that isutilised is the creed that grows.
So the grace utilised increases; the gift grows as it is employed.
As heretofore pointed out more than once, the former right is only presumptive and hypothetical, and interest is ordinarily utilisedto meet less important needs than those supplied by wages.
Yet personally I cannot understand the Odyssey if it is not, in its present form, largely the work of an individual brain, however much it may have utilised and even incorporated older matter.
They are undoubtedly authentic, and have been utilised largely by Aubenas, St. Amand, Masson, and the Correspondance de Napoleon I.
On this day also he dictated his twenty-fifth bulletin, of which the last portion is so skilfully utilisedin the last scene of Act V.
Festivals were held in Ireland on the anniversaries of the death of kings or chiefs, and these were also utilised for purposes of trade, pleasure, or politics.
But into this framework many native elements were set, and we may therefore scrutinise the story for Celtic mythical elements utilised by its redactor, who probably did not strip its Celtic personages of their earlier divine attributes.
Several striking passages from their writings, in so far as they are confirmed either by Luther himself or by his followers, have already beenutilised in the present work and have served to complete our picture of Luther’s mind.
In more recent times Max Lenz’s publication of the Hessian archives has verified these documents and supplied a wealth of other material which we have duly utilised in the above.
Illustrations of most of these were utilised to fill up the many vacant spaces in the mediæval maps of Asia.
This appears to have been known to the Chinese from quite ancient times, and utilised on their junks as early as the eleventh century.
It is constantly beingutilised in one or other of these directions; and so with all other objects.
In all places and in all ages dancing has been utilised as a first-aid to language.
Hermione was to be utilisedas ambassador's courier.
I utilised my being at Villers-Cotterets to draw for the conscription; my years would have called me to the service of my country, had I not been the son of a widow.
It should be stated that the plot of the Deux Gendres was the same that Shakespeare had utilised two centuries before, in King Lear, and that M.
My mother alone kept her promised word, and I was the only artiste on this special occasion whose name, printed in big letters on the bills, was utilised in the philanthropic mission of obtaining a good audience for them.
No wonder that it is so frequently reverted to in Holy Writ; neither can it be a source of surprise that it has been so carefully cherished and extensively utilised from time immemorial.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "utilised" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
