Sentence examples for expended as from inspiring English sources
There will be plenty of money — hard and soft, smart and speculative — expended as giddily as anything that was ever put into Kozmo.com.
He then expended as much ordnance in peppering the sky over the Capitol as would get his occupation forces in Iraq through a whole 24 hours".
After receiving the point penalty, Roddick expended as much energy jawing with the chair umpire during the ensuing changeovers as he did chasing down Kohlschreiber's ground strokes.
Its 7,000 or so fighters in Syria have expended as much energy on consolidating the group's rule in towns and cities behind rebel lines as fighting the regime.
However, to determine if our hypothesis is correct, we will examine costs expended as well as costs averted by all sectors of society (e.g., beyond acute care hospital costs), to reflect a societal perspective.
That kind of serious journalistic effort has been expended as this case evolved, both in regard to Dr. Lee's activities and the conduct of the government's investigation.
Designers and their retinue often expend as much energy on personalizing their wheels as they might on embellishing a haute couture gown.
The mayor said consolidating those agencies would save little on costs, because the city would expend as much for all their activities as before.
A chapter on the science of metabolism, for instance, opens with a quick history of the Tour de France, including the information that riders in the race daily expend as much energy as they would in running two marathons.
Players do not have to expend as much energy — although in the best zones they often do — so they may have fresher legs for the other end of the floor.
It is a screed that expends as much energy denouncing the State Department, Europe, the C.I.A., the F.B.I., Democrats, the foreign-policy establishment and even former President George H. W. Bush (the authors accuse him of trying "to prevent the Soviet Union from disintegrating"), as it does on denouncing terrorists and terror-minded states.
