Sentence examples for wasting all that from inspiring English sources

From early on, it was obvious that wasting all that data on advertising was a move necessitated by desperation rather than astuteness.

While the opposition would gain some momentum from today, he said, "they are also quite capable of wasting all that energy again".

Instead of wasting all that fur, she wanted to market nutria as a "guilt-free fur that belongs on the runway instead of at the bottom of the bayou," she said.

And by that I'm not just talking about the science of it, I mean the whole thing - the science, Ron and I, the likelihood that there will be any effect at all, the likelihood that they are just wasting all that money.

Clearly, someone couldn't bear the thought wasting all that blow.

Nothing makes me more furious than a desperate nicotine-addicted cracker wasting all that buttpocket space with poison.

"We cannot waste all that effort because of a bunch of squabbling politicians," Mr. Brown said.

Who knows how many other masterpieces he might have written had he not wasted all that energy fighting a battle that didn't need fighting.

Why do they waste all that valuable space with sit-down vanity tables, when all we really want is a few extra stalls?

Gymnasts probably watch high divers and wonder why they waste all that physical effort on something that's going to mess up their hair.

The Downhill Slide This has been the snowiest Utah winter in decades, and it's a shame to waste all that powder.