Sentence examples for waste to shoot from inspiring English sources

I don't question, "Is it a waste to shoot in 70?" No, I can't even vaguely see how that's a criticism I would lay down upon this film.

It seemed to be a waste of time to shoot two versions.

This past Sunday, I decided to head over there and ended up wasting over two hours to shoot the hordes of people that came to flock around the NYFW bonanza.

As Lee Jackson recounts in his history of the filthy capital, Dirty Old London, an LCC official cut to the chase when describing the reason for using Essex as a place to dump waste: "The natural solution is to shoot it in some sparsely inhabited district, where public opinion is not strong enough to effectually resent it being deposited".

Guilty of choosing the wrong option when he wasted a first-half chance to shoot and delivered a poor cross instead, but made the vital contributions to get England off to a winning start with the two goals.

Naturally, the competitor will want to shoot accurately, so as not to waste time skiing additional penalty loops.

If you go for gut shots, you are going to waste a lot more ammo than you would if you tried to shoot them in the head.

Devastate means "lay waste to".

As Stefano declines to make entirely explicit his feelings about heterosexual couples who use IVF or surrogacy, I don't think we need to waste any time shooting that fish in this barrel.

Talking Turkey Banking on the fund Awash in waste Messenger, shot ReprintsIt was banks that were on the wrong planet, with accounts that vastly overvalued assets.

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