Sentences with phrase «spend ludicrous amounts»

These are games I spend ludicrous amounts of time playing, usually getting so sidetracked in the world that it takes me years to get around to completing the main questline.

There are two alternative versions on the shop with my team packs and various DLC portions if you want to spend ludicrous amounts of cash on the game.

Many of us, including those who are otherwise physically active, spend ludicrous amounts of time sitting in front of a computer all day, the result of which is having hips that require a crowbar to unglue them.

Hahah wow some people man, so you wanted wenger to be our manager in one of the most, if not the most difficult time for football clubs where he is heavily restricted while EXPECTED to keep us in the top 4 and relevant while man city, Chelsea, Man U, and even liverpool spend ludicrous amounts of money.

While there are many things millennials don't actively buy, like homes, cars, or even cable, recent graduates do spend a ludicrous amount of money on non-essentials — often without even being cognizant of these terrible spending patterns.

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He called the amount spent on lightweight, seminar - leading consultants «ludicrous.»

Instead the proposed foundation amount is supposedly derived from average spending in other states — a ludicrous way to estimate the cost of education here.

It's ludicrous to assert — although some anti-tax zealots do — that the amount of money a school district has to spend has little to do with the quality of the academic program it offers.

As someone who has sunk countless, countless hours into the original two Battlefront games and spent equally ludicrous amounts of time becoming as good as I could be with the legendary Heroes and Villains in order to chop down the enemy, I've been waiting a long time to see the franchise brought back to life.

According to the Derry - born artist Willie Doherty, himself twice shortlisted for the Turner prize, it is «ludicrous that a town spending that amount of money would let it last just four months and not take the opportunity to build upon it».

Of this higher cost, Alex Gilarde, a university senior, says, «It's gotten pretty ludicrous now the amount of money you have to spend to get in.»