Sentence examples for experienced to squander from inspiring English sources
Mr. MacKay has the look of a marathon runner, primed for the race but far too experienced to squander energy unnecessarily early.
Expatriate friends implored us not to squander any opportunity to experience this holy grail, far from the country's deeply trodden tourist track.
The simple answer is that good friends -- two Frenchmen who have restored a vast 19th-century mansion in the area -- had insisted over a typically late-night dinner that I must see the great temple and that to visit it without partaking of the ritual baths was to squander an opportunity to experience grace.
Both have speed, but prefer not to squander it early.
When you think of it this way, who are you to squander your potential and rob the people of the opportunity to experience your gifts?
Whenever we step beyond the narrow lines drawn for us, it prompts hysterical rage about bad women who dare to "squander" years exploring their talent, brains and natural desire for experience and achievement.
Better, then, to give up your quest for the perfect golf score than to squander the quest for the perfect golf day, which evolves out of a shared golf experience.
They're just going to squander it.
Time to squander and squander until the night was over.
