Sentence examples for of expended from inspiring English sources

The red ribbons of expended cluster munitions littered the streets, bits of color among the rubble.

"Is the line ready?" shouted Mr. Pruett, an affable guns and ammo dealer, pausing to marvel at the golden glow from the dust of expended brass cartridges ashimmer in the setting sun.

Nevertheless, the Navy is requesting permits to use live ordnance including bombs, missiles, and torpedoes, along with active and passive sonar in "realistic" war-training exercises that could release as much as 352,000 pounds of "expended materials" into those waters including, according to the Navy's own Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), missiles, bombs, and torpedoes.

It is considered the third most expensive disorder in terms of expended health care dollars, surpassed only by cancer and heart disease [ 1].

One shortcut is to become reckless: to act impulsively instead of expending the energy to first think through the consequences.

"I was just kind of expending a lot of energy in a lot of different directions that weren't all positive.

On the populist right, Senators Rand Paul of Kentucky and Ted Cruz of Texas competed to sound most appalled by the idea of expending American blood or treasure in Syria.

Perhaps tired of expending his efforts on such lightweight fodder, Vidor signed on to direct nothing less than one of the world's great works of literature.

In doing all this, Romney was trying to allay the fears of undecided voters who are wary of expending more blood and treasure overseas.

It would be a tantalising "grand bargain", particularly for America which has grown weary of expending blood and treasure in policing the region.

A senior opposition figure told The Times newspaper that Labour saw the seat as worth a "shot from outside the box" in terms of expending resources to win it.