In 2008, the last time the Huskies advanced this far, they squandered a two-set lead and the Huskers erased a 9-3 deficitoto win the decisive fifth set.
Neither is this European weekend any kind of certainty but Saracens have not come this far to squander such a huge opportunity.
But that chance so far has been squandered, thwarted by the army's recalcitrance, the weakness of a fractious coalition government, and the president's own flip-flops and vacillations.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13 — President Bush contended on Thursday night that his plan to begin withdrawing some troops from Iraq gradually was based on a principle he called "return on success," saying that progress made so far could be squandered by the deeper and speedier reductions that the war's opponents have demanded.
"She saw a lot of potential that I'd squandered, as far as she was concerned".
But when they leave university their potential is often squandered, as far as the economy is concerned.
He knows more about the sharp end of war than the president, vice-president or any of those war-mongering draft-dodgers.Of Saigon and IowaSo far Mr Kerry has squandered the huge advantage that he earned in the jungles of Vietnam.
It was a much more even contest after the restart but GB continued to give the ball away far too cheaply and squandered too many of the precious few promising positions they created.
The president had another excellent speech to Congress after Sept. 11, but he chose to squander far too much of the sympathy, support and good will created by the attack not only in America but also throughout the world.
Kate Michelman, president of the league, said in a small, hastily arranged ceremony at a downtown hotel here that the issue of abortion was "far too important to be squandered as a wedge issue between two pro-choice candidates".
