Sentence examples for waste him from inspiring English sources

Here is the thing: I wanted to waste him, waste him good.

Don't waste him – the Indians will hate him'".

Maybe they'd take him for ransom; or maybe, if he didn't pay up, they'd simply "waste" him, turning the famous filmmaker into another casualty of the cocaine-inspired carnage that had ravaged the city for two decades.

And of course, if you have Boy George, then it would be a shame to waste him, so the crowd got a cover Do You Really Want to Hurt Me. "What an honour it is to be on stage with Boy George," said Ronson, ever the gentleman, as the crowd couldn't quite believe its luck.

"He was so good as a menace that the movie moguls tended to waste him in horror films," Huston said.

But after Coven utterly wasted him last year (as a monosyllabic Frankenstein's sex-buffoon) it is Evan Peters who is most impressive, prone to wild fits of rage and quieter emotional meltdowns.

When Troilus vanquishes Diomedes and the renowned Achilles unheroically assassinates the armorless Hector (he wastes him with a six-shooter — go figure), the violence is staged in such a flaccid, cartoonish way that it carries about as much clout as a Punch-and-Judy show.

A gentle, modest bloke who enjoyed life's simple pleasures – like a beer at the footy with his mates (he outlived most, so in the end he stopped going), his grandchildren and my mother's prosaic cooking – over eight or nine years Parkinson's disease eventually wasted him to nothing.

It isn't just that West is losing his cultural cache; frankly, it's easier for fans like me to redirect the energy we usually waste defending him and use that to focus on other artists.

Glaring, silently daring him to waste her time.

Protecting his "rep" led him to "waste" people who insulted him, he wrote.