Sentence examples for considered spent from inspiring English sources

At one point I was told the money was "in the ether" and therefore considered spent.

So Cellino's convictions in Italy, which date from 1996 and 2001, approaching 18 and 13 years ago, would be considered "spent" in English law, Merriam said.

By law, any conviction that results in anything less serious than a jail sentence of 30 months is considered spent after 10 years and does not show up.

The 27-year-old is competing at her third Games, a remarkable feat in a sport in which women are considered spent at 20. Follow @bethtweddlenews/ Hockey uses a three-tier penalty card system.

He ran from "bulls," as the dreaded railroad detectives were known; carried a Hoover blanket, or newspaper, in his back pocket; and, all things considered, spent less time in jail than he might have.

His previous conviction for false accounting at Cagliari in 2001, for which he received a suspended 15-month prison sentence, is considered spent in the British legal system but the case of the Nélie – and two other pending charges on a Land Rover and a separate yacht – could have a key influence over his continued ownership of Leeds.

As a result he had, he considered, "spent the principal part of my life in promoting the object of the Founder of the Chair of Sanskrit".

Until now at least, no one seems to have considered spending money to install water, sewerage and power.

I considered spending $30 for one of his downloadable video guitar lessons: there are a hundred of them.

He once considered spending a billion dollars to buy Manchester United as a gift to his grandson, a soccer fan.

I'm vegetarian and she's vegan, we never considered spending money on meat for our wedding.