Sentence examples for all squandered from inspiring English sources

To be sure, it wasn't all squandered.

Jota, Saïss and Bonatini all squandered fine chances near the end.

This creepy, until recently government-run hotel, with its spectacular placement and views all squandered, is the town's biggest problem.

Religious leaders, media pundits and elected officials have all squandered their authority and credibility on partisan politics and hypocritical moral posturing, and we have never had the stable class of government functionaries that in France plays an important stabilizing role.

That it was not can hardly be attributed to Jol - Jermaine Jenas, Robbie Keane and Steed Malbranque all squandered goalscoring opportunities - but the manner in which the home side were able to draw level reflected badly on his managerial skills.

There was so much this character/gadget could do, yet it was all squandered.

Foakes, by simply treating every ball on its merits, ensured that England did not, after all, squander what should be a very good toss to win.

After all, squandering our technical talents on making our toilet breaks marginally more enjoyable pales in comparison to building groundbreaking technologies that connect and advance humanity.

All this squandered sustenance is a sin where the environment is concerned as well, since it's estimated that food waste accounts for one-quarter of all freshwater consumption, more than 300 million barrels of oil a year, and untold amounts of pesticides and fertilizer.

He considered all this time squandered.

Afghanistan might now look tolerably stable, if only all the resources squandered in Iraq been spent there – with no bodies mourned on the streets of Wootton Basset.