Sentence examples for expend some of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama may have to expend some of his political capital to get General Clapper confirmed.
Or they might expend some of their pitching depth to trade for established offensive stars like Tim Raines of the Montreal Expos.
What they will take is courageous leadership from President Obama to ignore the extremists in both parties and commit fully to economic and jobs growth as his No. 1 priority, even if he has to expend some of his political capital.
If departmental administrators expend some of that brainpower on why they aren't getting as many good students as they expected, they'll figure it out sooner or later.
But it's pretty telling that Zuckerberg chose to expend some of his oh-so-slender speaking time to debunk something that really didn't merit the breath.
There is little to no reason that it could not or should not expend some of its vast resources to enhance the safety and security of customers in their daily lives as well as during disasters like the recent hurricanes.
Moving Mr. Sharon may require expending some of the enormous political capital Mr. Bush has amassed through defeating Saddam Hussein.
Artists in the Middle Ages expended some of their greatest efforts on the illumination and embellishment of the Gospels, the books of the Old Testament, and the other liturgical, devotional, and instructional texts that the church required.
Your ability to make the right investment or hiring decision may be reduced simply because you expended some of your willpower earlier when you held your tongue in response to someone's offensive remark or when you exerted yourself to get to the meeting on time".
Rather suddenly in the final quarter of last year, power politics, personalities and a lack of other pressing business aligned in favor of Abe finally expending some of his political capital on casinos.
The idea of "meeting the right people," expending some of your creative energy to set up a mini-self-promotion agency, wasn't on the front burner.
