Sentence examples for course wastes from inspiring English sources

And McCain, of course, wastes no opportunity to denounce the entire campaign finance system as dirty and corrupting.

Of course, wastes generated in industrial activities deserve more attention because of the nature and amount of xenobiotic components, often difficult to be eliminated.

We are now, of course, wasting days like we've discovered the fountain of youth.

She ended up enrolling at a university without any interest in her course, "wasting resources to get something our taxes already pay for," she said.

It was also the first day that the players got to acclimate to the local rule for the tournament that declared all the sand on the Ocean Course waste areas instead of bunkers.

She is, of course, wasted on this elephantine fable; if only "Doubt" had been made in 1964, shot by Roger Corman over a long weekend, and retitled "Spawn of the Devil Witch" or "Blood Wimple," all would have been forgiven.

And of course wasting money is bad.

So by this point you've no doubt squandered all of your money on excessive amounts of drugs and purchased sex, and of course wasted hours on end playing games.

We skipped our main courses – waste of calories – and ate heaping bowls of custard instead.

Of course human waste contains quite a lot of nutrients, and once waste water has had plastics, wood and other solids removed, it goes through a range of biological and mechanical processes that keep the treatment plant - amazingly - virtually odour-free.

So of course I wasted no time.