Sentence examples for cards wasted from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the school said that giving out cards wasted valuable teaching time and they have plenty of other Christmas activities planned.

"I fought duels to slay others, I lost at cards, wasted my substance wrung from the sweat of peasants, punished the latter cruelly, and deceived men.

Incredibly, the instruction booklet that comes with the card wastes its 32 pages (in multiple languages) explaining the one thing you probably don't need help with: installing the Mac or PC software.

The economy was his trump card: waste, debt and deficit, he said, had led to a "budget emergency".

If South has complete faith, he should then bid seven hearts, since none of his high-card strength is wasted in the spade suit.

After Pennell's early penalty, followed by Quins winger Ugo Monye's yellow card, Worcester then wasted their man advantage.

Blaine saw that his chances for winning the nomination were slipping, commenting to a visitor trying to keep Blaine in the race that it was not necessary to have "wasted a card upon a falling market," meaning that his guest had presented a calling card in order to see Blaine for a meeting that would not be productive.

Is law school actually a ticket to upper-middle-class respectability, or a get-out-of-jail-free card if you've wasted four years studying something useless?

Here's the most important thing: Don't let gift cards go to waste.

After all, industry figures suggest that £250m a year is wasted because these cards are unused.

The time it takes to write a card or note is never wasted.