Sentence examples for expend enough from inspiring English sources
In one game you expend enough energy for a month".
The show also doesn't expend enough effort making clear why Mr. Hembrough spurns one toy and pounces on the next.
In any case, why would someone expend enough energy on hating Sting to write a song about him?
And Big Food — which has little interest in selling broccoli or beans — would have you believe that if you expend enough energy to work off those 100 calories, it simply doesn't matter.
The magic of Engel's novel is that we realize he is both right and not right, because anywhere we expend enough time and passion — whether it's a blue-blood tenement or the pages of an old-world love story — can feel like home at least for a little while.
None of us wants to get stuck into another Outcasts, we all expended enough time and energy on that dud.
Mr. Noel Coward was invited away reluctantly to spend the weekend with some people that he knew, and after the rigamarou of questions about all his plays and his current hit, "This Year of Grace" in which he expended enough facial expression to undermine a less considerable constitution than his, he was doubled up with someone who was a perfect stranger.
A 1953 study found that the average thunderstorm over several hours expends enough energy to equal 50 A-bombs of the type that was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan during World War Two.
At that point I can be satisfied that I've expended enough energy to consume one Big Mac's worth of calories more than my body requires to tick over, heal and digest food, without adding heft to my burgeoning dad bod.
Evolutionary biologists argue these conspicuous purchases do the same job as peacock tails — signaling to peahens that they are fit enough to expend an inordinate amount of energy on producing colorful feathers.
This can in turn produce a vicious cycle: Not feeling motivated or able enough to expend effort, the individual will be more likely to fail at goal pursuit, be lazy, and thus reinforce his or her beliefs of inefficacy.
