Mrs Mack said that she had begun to wonder if she was, & the rat replied, The whole reason for everyone's confusion, & all the wasteful forgetting, is that.
Mrs Mack said that she had begun to wonder if she was, & the rat replied, The whole reason for everyone's confusion, & all the wasteful forgetting, is that..
But how did he get so much work done, the stories, the novels, the nonfiction (not to mention the thousands of letters he wrote), amid all that wasteful boozing and boasting, the depressions, the freakish accidents, the bouts of soaring blood pressure, the stark-awake and Seconal-stoked nights?
Starting with Reagan's inauguration, in 1981, when he said that government is the problem, I think we've been conditioned to believe that government is this kind of vague, ill-defined thing that does all this wasteful, stupid stuff, and nobody really needs it.
Do you think this is all a wasteful publicity stunt?
The sum total of all the wasteful federal budgets he voted for, especially in the Bush years.
It would be all the more wasteful given the likelihood that, just as cellphones made landlines optional, smartphones and tablets will soon replace the need for home networks at all.
But, from a different perspective, it is football's complexity and secrecy that seem wasteful: all that intelligence and effort devoted to delicate, multivariable contingency plans that the vast majority of fans will never notice, let alone decipher.
With its slight anise sweetness from the fennel and a deep complexity from the shrimp shells, the bisque made me lament all those wasteful years of buying peeled shrimp.
It has to be good for everyday life, functional, good for kids, and above all not wasteful.
