Sentence examples for enough to waste from inspiring English sources

If you needed reminding why we care enough to waste so much work time, Fox Sports reminds us.

I got a lot of responses, enough to waste the afternoon, idly mesmerized by my cascading in-box.

The reasons for chess's fall from grace are numerous – the loss of the cold war narrative, the mystique of the all-seeing grandmaster being stripped away by the even more all-seeing computer program, changing work patterns and rival leisure pursuits killing off clubs – but it's a forlorn moment for a game which, as the Dutch grandmaster Hans Ree said, is "beautiful enough to waste your life for".

And if he tricks Microsoft into believing hardware is important enough to waste $20 billion and several years on, all the better.

Running at each other as hard as possible strapped with cushions might not be as good as a fat suit, it's still effective enough to waste a few hours.

You show the bully he is not worth enough to waste words on.

It's not that The Newsroom, episode 2 of which played on Sky Atlantic this week, is heinously bad – it's a pleasant enough way to waste an hour re-visiting the details of the BP oil spill played out in an office full of dislikable smartarses – it's simply not amazing.

Hayley was trying to represent herself as a woman who had a certain amount of money, enough money to waste, and in advertising herself in this way she was wagering that a man with a certain amount of money would say to himself, "She is one of us".

Second of all, I may not like the Governor of Georgia, but I respect the office enough not to waste his time talking about two dope boys in a Cadillac.' " Around that time, according to Williams, a member of OutKast called him.

Real winner: Rudy Giuliani, who was smart enough not to waste time and money in a state of Jesus freaks and shit-kickers.

"There's not enough talent around to waste it," he said then.