Sentence examples for too much precious from inspiring English sources

But where can one count on one-stop shopping, given that you don't want to spend too much precious Paris time in stores?

The idea was not to waste too much precious time on going there and back, instead spending it on the nearby playground where he used to kick the ball for hours every day.

Rather than use up too much precious time taking the train to the airport, I lingered until the last minute watching barges cruise down the Seine, then happily squandered all I had left on a taxi to Orly ($38.60).

Where did the system let me down?" Too much precious time has lapsed in this case for us to achieve what we want: every child being able to learn.

When I can't sleep from the disappointments and frustrations with life, when I worry about things out of my control and when I commit to volunteer roles, even worthy ones, that rob too much precious time from my family then I've lost focus and am doing something wrong.

The report asserts that, at the urging of the bank — which provides loans to developing countries with an explicit goal of fighting poverty — East Timor saved too much of its precious petroleum revenues rather than spend them on social projects, an approach that contributed to needlessly high levels of poverty and unemployment.

Some committees will claim far too much of your precious time, and others could lead to conflicts with administrators or senior colleagues; steer clear of those.

There are so many fun and different ways to get creative without using too much time and precious energy.

I spent way too much of my precious youth sweating out a hangover in last night's clothes, stumbling around record fairs trying to find good, cheap records.

The most significant thing that comes to mind is that I have squandered too much of the precious time given to me to be alive on this planet.

There's also an awareness that through carelessness and collective thirst for more, more, more we may have taken too big a bite out of our world, sucked too much from our precious earth, sea and sky and damaged beyond repair the life sources on which we are most reliant.