make use

If she could only figure out how to make use of her.

But at least she had made good use of them.

If you can make use of either, well and good.

So I know you won't mind being made use of.

Public high schools need to make far better use of the four years they already have.

Now he had to make use of the same fact.

But man could make use of what he did not understand.

We've got to work out ways to make use of the one and get around the other.

After the war, the new state began making further use of the road.

We should, at any rate, be able to make good use of the time.