make good use of

“I want to be able to make a good influence and make good use of my time. I don’t want to just be a pretty face,” Valentina said.

It’s one of several scenes where the film smartly uses stunts to reveal character, advance the story and make good use of Gosling’s gift for physical comedy.

It was decided that the precious collection be shipped to the small Italian town of Salemi in Sicily, where enthusiastic local authorities, namely the mayor at the time, Vittorio Sgarbi, promised to make good use of it.

Both breadcrumbs and croutons make good use of leftover bread, it’s true, and yes, one is kind of just a minute version of the other.

When Canzone stepped into the batter’s box early in camp, it was obvious he’d make good use of the weight room.