Sentence examples for profligate trip from inspiring English sources
A newsmen's celebration in "Kane," for example, becomes Welles's profligate trip to Rio for his failed project, "It's All True".
These include reports of profligate shopping sprees – allegedly blowing $120,000 on one trip to Paris – grabbing a share in the violent seizure of white-owned farms and punching a British photographer in Hong Kong.
She is profligate and self-indulgent, yes, impetuously ordering up shoes, parties and impromptu trips to Paris.
The highlights of a 0-0 drat at Highbury were two goalkeeping mishaps that were quickly mopped up, but a point's a point, and they had another after a trip to the City Ground – though as David Lacey put it, that "was more the result of Forest's profligate finishing than any renewed efficiency on the part of Howard Wilkinson's defence".
Analogies are profligate.
Profligate municipalities make things worse.
Romney's no profligate hedonist.
Lee was profligate by comparison.
Huffington is profligate in her offers.
