Sentence examples for great waste from inspiring English sources
All this results in great waste.
A great talent and a great waste".
It would also be a great waste of St Paul's.
Using him as a minor royal is a great waste.
The couple thought the foyer was a great waste of space.
The great waste stream shifted in its banks, and Fresh Kills took it all.
(Scruton does allow, archly, that "interesting ideas surface in the great waste-paper basket of Habermas's prose").
Consider this a great wasted opportunity.
"They are the two great wasted resources of the country," he said.
He ran down the great wastes of the roaring forties, reaching a state of grace in a world, he felt, with no past or future.
Several critics were disappointed that Quinn's ominous mention of plans for New York in "Funeral" came to nothing, including Benigno, who called her actual idea a "cockamamie sabotage plot", though he credited Agron's scene as a "great, wasted job in a great, wasted character", sentiments echoed by VanDerWerff and James Poniewozik of Time.
