waster

By the way, their offer about the special waster is still open.

"The city is the biggest water waster in the whole system," he said.

He was, I am afraid, a bit of a waster from the first.

He was perhaps the greatest time waster of the bunch.

"There's more than one way to be a violent waster."

A clear case of a young waster sponging on her.

In short, war, the great waster of human life, is now significantly more humane.

"It taught me that most of them are time wasters.

And he often has a section of time wasters.

I think it's a time waster, but it has to be factored in.

But as it is, this story is pretty much a time waster.

Any attempt at humor only made her suspicious for the way it seemed a time waster.

Set up a working party to monitor waster use.

(I have plenty of other time wasters, just not that particular one).

Only 120,000 tons of waster per year are buried at the landfill.

How could such an intelligent and articulate woman want a bloody waster like you?

Not the game itself, than which there are few purer wasters of time, but the cards.

Wasters do not cut flesh, but provide a decidedly blunt impact.

Give the press something to take their minds off all those dead wasters.'

In America we should call him a pretty fair specimen of a waster."

Moreover, the child was no waster, but one who was set for life.

Wasters provide a safer training experience than steel weapons at the cost of authenticity.

Snake is not the only time waster on the Nokia phones.

A time waster since he didn't take them to sell them.