Sentence examples for a wasted man from inspiring English sources
Journalist John Reed attended the trial, and wrote of his impressions of Landis: Small on the huge bench sits a wasted man with untidy white hair, an emaciated face in which two burning eyes are set like jewels, parchment-like skin split by a crack for a mouth; the face of Andrew Jackson three years dead ... Upon this man has devolved the historic role of trying the Social Revolution.
As I was waiting for my burrito vegeteriano con queso I noticed a hopelessly wasted man lacking the mechanical skills to properly lift a lengua (beef tongue!) taco into his drunk and hungry mouth.
One of these new sufferers is Touch Saroeun, a weak and wasted man of 31 with large, glowing eyes and the stunned look of someone who has been ambushed.
There were two men in the photograph: the first, tall and gaunt, was leaning over the other, who was in a wheelchair, tucking a blanket around what little was left of the wasted man.
"I'm feeling pretty wasted, man," he said.
"In the late 1920s, history was refracted through unemployment and the depression, and the war became a sham that wasted men's lives, but contemporary diaries and journals reflect a different image.
It took "a lot of wasted man-hours" to come up with both the name and slogan.
You'd think the guys at MAD were a bunch of old, wasted men trying to regain their vigorous youth by playing to the whims of infants.
On average, the current boarding system wastes roughly four minutes per boarding session, resulting in a total of 20 wasted man-hours per day across all ABC flights.
A more thorough explanation might include this: "...Based on internal performance tracking data,[1] on average, the current boarding system wastes roughly four minutes per boarding session, resulting in a total of 20 wasted man-hours per day across all ABC flights.
