Sentence examples for wasted him to from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

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

They have the greatest player in history currently wearing their uniform, and it would be a historic shame to waste him.

The criminally minded duo's booze-soaked plan to trick the guard was simple: start by getting him just right wasted, convincing him to let them go get some more booze when they ran out, and, you know, escaping during their beer run.

His parents initially objected to Neuromagic, asking Mr. Kuroi to explain why they had wasted money sending him to college.

After a series of other delays in getting Azurdia care ― including time wasted in getting him to the facility's medical unit, even after officers had been notified of symptoms indicating a heart attack, from his left arm going numb to trouble breathing and pain in his shoulder ― Azurdia finally got to a hospital over two hours after officers were first told he was sick.

After a series of other delays in getting Azurdia care ― including time wasted in getting him to the facility's medical unit, even after officers had been notified of symptoms indicating a heart attack, from his left arm going numb to trouble breathing and pain in his shoulder ― Azurdia finally got to a hospital over two hours after officers were first told he was sick.

Concern that Japanese people might be accustomed to open sewers and the racist Western belief that they might even be immune to the stench of human waste led him to remove skatole and incorporate alpha ionone to add cadaverous notes.

So when Robert Grimm's expertise with hazardous waste took him to the tip of a war zone to help clean up oil spills in Kuwait, his family said they did not worry.