Sentence examples for decides to waste from inspiring English sources

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.

I've decided to waste my life again,.

"I hope they don't decide to waste shareholder money by fighting it".

Meanwhile, Ronnie decided to waste no more time and make a strong play to win back ex-boyfriend Joel.

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.

But the company said, "Mr. Caperton's claims have been rejected by the West Virginia court system multiple times, and we hope that his attorneys have not decided to waste more resources by seeking to bring a meritless case back to the Virginia court system".

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.

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.

"I thought it was a scandal that there was no answer to this paradox, so I decided to waste time on it".

This is a cycle path only in as much as somebody at some point decided to waste our taxes on painting a series of little bicycles along its length.