Sentence examples for decided to waste from inspiring English sources
I've decided to waste my life again,.
Meanwhile, Ronnie decided to waste no more time and make a strong play to win back ex-boyfriend Joel.
Noiseless explosions Greet an attentive eye.… I've decided to waste my life again, Something is always arriving or fading, I sing of love, sacred and profane, Of something, separate, not A day comes when nothing matters Bearer of no news.
In a statement issued after Boehner's announcement, the White House added: "It is disappointing that Speaker Boehner and Congressional Republicans have decided to waste time and taxpayer dollars on a political stunt.
By Phillis Levin The New Yorker, May 3, 2004 P. 80 I've decided to waste my life again, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By Larissa MacFarquhar By Malcolm Gladwell.
Let me tell you about all my problems… Most callers irritatingly ask: "How are you today?" So I decided to waste their time by telling them I am not well and asking if they could talk to me about my problems because I have no one else.
It takes me almost thirty minutes to drive up to San Diego State, and another thirty back, which means if I leave anything at home, I either decide to waste gas going back for it or get screwed over.
Whenever a blogger looks at his statistics for the month, realizes he isn't hitting his monthly goal, and decides to waste ten minutes farting out a listicle about "The 27 Greatest Achievements in the History of Mankind," he's obliged to list Jonas Salk, the inventor of the polio vaccine.
Marijuana is illegal here, but police in south London have decided to stop wasting time on pot smokers and focus their resources on combating hard drugs and violent crimes.
August 11th: An 18-year old US ski team hopeful decided to get wasted before taking a Jet Blue flight from Portland, Oregon to New York City and miscounted the distance to the back of the plane when he turned and urinated on the leg of a sleeping 11-year old girl.
