Sentence examples for may have wasted from inspiring English sources

The former Arsenal goalkeeper may have wasted his.

We may have wasted other fortnights, but not that one.

'He may have wasted his first two years with the club.

BALANCE SHEET If your family cannot find the documents you have worked hard to update, you may have wasted your efforts.

Over-payments of tax credits in recent years may have wasted as much as £2 billion.Few doubt that there is scope for economies in government.

The board may have wasted everyone's time, the public's patience, the club's money and the court's resources, but accountability is a scant resource in this administration.

Venture capitalists may again have wasted money by investing in too many internet start-ups, this time labelled "Web 2.0".

Oh, maybe some of the really stupid ones, the ones who don't read newspapers or watch television news or have any news sources but Leno and Letterman, may have voted in more or less "good faith," I suppose, but I expect a good many of the smart ones may not have wasted their time.

However, Mick McCarthy's men may feel they have wasted the chance to end a run of what is now three successive draws, both through their profligacy in front of goal and the inability to hold off the 10 men of Rovers.

"Some may argue I've wasted my time, that Pakistan is no closer to us than before, and may now have drifted even further away.

Mock you may, but I've wasted many hours agonising over the number of courses allowed (cheese and pudding?), or whether any of us would really be in the mood for Heston with death looming just beyond the port.