Sentence examples for wrong spending from inspiring English sources

Because there's nothing wrong spending quality time with the people who will be your support network throughout the winter and who will regularly tell you: come on Dave or Anna, you should be out on your bike.

Even when the other party is in the wrong, spending a moment on the other side of the monitor will give you the perspective that you need to avoid further escalating the situation".

Those who get it wrong spend a few days in the spanking machine and then it is back to business as usual, with very little thought as to why journalism keeps shooting itself and its readers in the foot — even in an age when there is more information on hand than ever before.

The yarn of the "little prince who could do no wrong" -- spending much of his youth roaming the halls of the Hotel Theresa, the hangout for Harlem's high society, which his father, Bill, a confirmed gambler and philanderer, was hired to manage after World War II -- is by now familiar.

Nothing wrong with spending money to build a brand, of course.

"I do not see anything wrong with spending money on something if it is what you like," she said.

WASHINGTON —Representative Justin Amash does not believe the government should subsidize public broadcasting, vehemently opposes abortion rights and thinks Democrats are wrong about spending.

THERE is nothing wrong with spending vast quantities of time fantasizing about imaginary realities far away from the cheerless hardships of modern life.

The Mets aren't cursed, just weighted down with ownership issues of bad judgment, putting purse strings in the wrong hands, spending too much for the wrong players.

"There's nothing wrong with spending 183 days a year on a sailboat or yacht and working from here," he told the New York Times in 2013.

Of course, the Japanese are generally more comfortable with electronics in cars than Americans and see nothing wrong with spending an afternoon programming an onboard computer.