expend

He had expended a great deal of energy to get here, and probably the best thing for him to do now was to stay.

From 1921 to 1923 the Government had expended 352,790 on the project.

We always try to play from behind and expend a lot of energy.

It took them a long time to expend each other.

It does not seem a great return for all the time and money expended.

But I have expended all my strength for the moment.

Maybe if she had expended a whole smile he would have.

He expends his own time and resources on their case.

It was not a thing they were expending or talking about.

Although, perhaps, on second thought, they had found something that might be worth the time expended.

This is not exactly like expending a part of your life every day on a job.

"After all that work spent, could not a little more have been expended?"

"I have asked for a specific plan as to how this money is going to be expended."

Of that amount, only 0.8 percent had actually been expended.

The air was made of breath expended in those words.

The energy she expended on the road, though, meant less attention to her writing.

One day instead of four - the State had expended extra power to get him here.

No one knows why this is, and they have expended thousands of words in saying so.

There has been a certain amount of energy expended, however it was done.

My problem has always been taking in more calories than I expend.

I'm very much afraid that we've got to be expended.

Are they really worth the amount of paper that's expended on them?

Then you've got to expend all that energy to catch up.

Too much time and effort had been expended to think otherwise.

They expended great time and energy in the works of mercy.