Sentence examples for wasting days of from inspiring English sources

That means the farmer only makes the trip when he knows the shipment is there, rather than wasting days of travel hoping the shipment is there.

Days of growth may go by before contamination is visible (contamination is usually manifested as fuzzy and discolored spots on the transformation plates), so you may be wasting days of work at a time every time your transformation is contaminated.

"People keep writing to me via the blog to tell me they've wasted days on a 1981 copy of Smash Hits," McCloskey says.

"An impact of 314.93 wasted days on our world economy," Bouman happily proclaims.

Life is too short and too full of potential to waste days on average experiences and meaningless interactions.

We are now, of course, wasting days like we've discovered the fountain of youth.

Herein, presumably, lies his appeal to Carrère: a case of fiction intruding into reality, as well as that peculiar sense of wasted days and hanging around with which Carrère, as a writer, could easily identify.

Too much bright, reflective dust can mimic the stars that Rosetta relies on for navigation, overwhelming the spacecraft's star trackers and causing it to reboot a process that wastes days of valuable scientific time and risks leaving Rosetta stranded in an orientation in which it cannot receive commands from Earth.

Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican minority leader, said Democrats should be focusing on issues that Americans really care about — especially jobs and the economy — instead of wasting two days of debate on a measure that he asserted would mean "more government control" over political finance.

And the next two days I can't get over the motion sickness and I was mad at myself, I'm wasting two days of this amazing trip and I can't even look out of the window anymore".

You see, Aston Villa have come in will a last minute bid, which is good news for him, though it has rather wasted seven days of apologising.