Sentence examples for nowhere wasted from inspiring English sources

What followed might be one of his slowly unwinding stories that went nowhere, wasted her time.

But here's the second half of his late, Dickinsonesque "Flotsam," no less remarkable than any number of poems in "Till I End My Song": On the shoals of Nowhere, Wasted — my song — Yet taken by the sea wind And blown along.

It takes you nowhere, wastes a lot of time, and puts you in a psychologically terrible place.

Perhaps nowhere is wasted time more acutely sensed than in our cars.

Just as we were leaving the food court, Lenin totally ruined our surprise by appearing out of nowhere, absolutely wasted!

In a city as big as London, with as many queer women as there are – and I know there are lots because I have seen them shopping at Harvest in Dalston and drinking coffee at Palm Vaults in Hackney and smoking outside the library at Goldsmiths Uni – there is literally nowhere to get wasted and dance in a space where you are the majority.

Everything was fine at first, but after dinner I felt so wasted out of nowhere—I'm pretty sure they spiked us.

But the deeper lines are trickier: space is so tight that there is nowhere for waste heat to go, which makes traditional air-conditioning impossible.

Money is wasted if spent on roads and bridges to nowhere, let alone on the military.

It was especially glaring Sunday night when the defense wasted the backup quarterback Dennis Dixon's out-of-nowhere effort and surrendered a fourth-quarter lead with a chance to steal an entirely unexpected victory without Roethlisberger.

But if "bridges to nowhere" start springing up in the boondocks, it will probably be money wasted.