Sentence examples for made for wasting from inspiring English sources

Star buy The Society's Saar Riesling, Germany 2011 (£8.95, thewinesociety.com) This German riesling from vineyards around the Saar tributary of the Mosel was made for wasting (but not wasted) afternoons in the garden.

Summer days just made for wasting.

On the joint front, the idea is that the roller knows how they roll and how to get their joint (or blunt or spliff) going so that it doesn't 'canoe' or 'run,' making for wasted weed and awkward ashing.

Round containers make for wasted refrigerator and storage space.

Such an application could be made for waste and carbon reduction in the construction industry, and would also lower the volume of greenhouse gases generated in civil engineering practice.

This was certainly quicker than the usual route, but haste made for waste: Big decisions were not subjected to the rigor of the interagency process, which can expose inconsistencies, question assumptions and fix flaws in proposed policies.

Hazardous sediment would be placed in a landfill made for such waste, he added.

Have provisions been made for processing waste and all sidestreams?

Antonini, who was introduced from the bench in the 81st minute, bundled home in added-on time as Juve were made to pay for wasting a string of chances and saw their unbeaten record and three-point lead at the Serie A summit disappear following Roma's 2-0 win over Cesena.

And the visitors made Reading pay for wasting chances as Whittingham's superb free-kick found the unmarked Hudson at the near post and the centre-back guided his shot past Federici.

Palace were made to pay for wasting so many chances as Phillips collected the ball and looped a 20-yard effort home to clinch Blackpool's first home win under Paul Ince.