Sentence examples for seldom waste from inspiring English sources

Given that the laconic characters of "In God's Hat" seldom waste their breath, it's tempting to sum up the play with a single word: terrific.

He buys the space, and he seldom wastes the opportunity.

Thereafter, McCain seldom wasted an opportunity to extol his own patriotism.

A genial but mercurial chain-smoker, "El Pato," as he is known, seldom wastes his talent on winning minor tournaments, and he is showing signs of hitting form.

These were no random attacks on alleged supporters of the guerrillas, but elements of a strategy co-ordinated in its aims and even its methods of death: bullets were seldom wasted on children, the killers just swung them against walls.Most of those exhumed were massacred between 1978 and 1983, under the brutal regimes of Romeo Lucas Garcia and Efrain Rios Montt.

Flogging 10 wickets from three Tests on those pitches is an admirable return from a bowler who was quick and accurate, particularly with a short ball that was directed under the chin and seldom wasted in an unnecessary show of macho bravado.

Smooth, subtle and cerebral, he rarely wastes effort and seldom makes mistakes.

Of course, in New York, space seldom goes to waste or waits long for rediscovery.

"If there is one characteristic of Jews that I admire, it is that irony is seldom if ever wasted on them".

While nobody knows for sure where it came from or how to clean it up, the sheer size of the Garbage Patch has attracted attention to the world's seldom-discussed renegade waste problem.

However, models for solid waste have seldom been studied and need to be studied further.