waste time in English

squander time

Use "waste time" in a sentence

1. Mary doesn't waste time.

2. Let us not waste time.

3. Do not waste time with regret.

4. She didn’t waste time on Civilities

5. Don't waste time on niggling details.

6. To waste time by puttering aimlessly; dawdle.

7. To waste time or money on a Boondoggle

8. To waste time or money on a Boondoggle

9. Arse (verb) behave in a stupid way; waste time

10. Don’t waste time on the search for the Argumentative …

11. Concise writing doesn't waste time with circumlocution, padding, or verbosity

12. To waste time is to expend it thoughtlessly or carelessly.

13. He always seems to look exhausted but hates to waste time.

14. I'm not here to waste time, talk turkey or I'll go.

15. Acumen Learning doesn't waste time (or your budget) on games and simulations

16. Don't waste time, we did not have time to sigh and sadden.

17. 20 Don't waste time carping about their laziness - go and speak to them.

18. I went into medicine to care for patients, not to waste time Bickering over budgets.

19. I went into medicine to care for patients, not to waste time bickering over budgets.

20. If you love life, don't waste time, for time is what life is made up of.

21. 12 I went into medicine to care for patients, not to waste time bickering over budgets.

22. We were both convinced that it would be silly for me to waste time commuting to the suburbs.

23. They waste time negotiating for the realignment of hierarchical authority and the top management commitment of those who have it.

24. You waste time trying to get people to love you, you'll end up the most popular dead man in town.

25. It may also waste time and energy; it may be unproductive; it may lead to hostility and to low morale.

26. Cyberslackers -- people who waste time and corporate resources by amusing themselves on the Internet when they should be working -- are not keen on …

27. The Blackeye Advantage: We don't waste time when it comes to bringing your beverage ideas from concept to market quickly, and at an effective cost

28. Cyberslackers -- people who waste time and corporate resources by amusing themselves on the Internet when they should be working -- are not keen on identifying themselves for obvious reasons

29. It is Advisable to fill your tank before heading out on a trip so that you do not waste time worrying about where to find the nearest gas station.

30. I am not going to live forever , but while I am still here , I will not waste time lamenting what could have been , or worrying about what will be .

31. All or Nothing Lyrics: All or nothing / Half a love never meant shit to me / If your heart never could yield to me / It's all or nothing / Cause I would much rather be lonely / Than waste time

32. However, you can easily waste time if you do a lot of irrelevant browsing, tinkering, or customizing or if you buy unnecessary accessories or allow use of the device to get in the way of important relationships or responsibilities.

33. Well then, Besties is the place for you! Located in Liberty Station there are plenty of parking spots around so you won't have to waste time circling around - which means you will have more time for delicious creamy desserts whether it be froyo or ice cream

34. Embrelle and her Hashani then met with Korlosh of Delos, having unravelled yet another piece of the puzzle: “All aground, the master of a ship, little use to me, the Bardlike.” Unconvinced and unwilling to waste time, Korlosh’s demand was simple: a signature in exchange for the spilling of blood.

35. ‘A Congested feeling in the chest and difficulty in breathing are the most common symptoms of this chronic respiratory disease.’ ‘I was feeling super sick, Congested, and not able to breathe, but with only another two days left to my trip, I didn't want to waste time laying in bed.’

36. Bummer (n.) "loafer, idle person," 1855, possibly an extension of the British word for "backside" (similar development took place in Scotland by 1540), but more probably from German slang bummler "loafer," agent noun from bummeln "go slowly, waste time." The earliest uses are in representations of German immigrant dialect in the U.S.