Sentence examples for long squandered from inspiring English sources

A nervous-looking Long squandered the resulting kick for goal.

Water, it is said, is the new oil: a resource long squandered, now growing expensive and soon to be overwhelmed by insatiable demand.

Markets long squandered by the music cartel will open as artists realize they can go direct to their audience, offering multicast access to backstage, rehearsal, recording studio outtakes, and archival performances on demand.

By this point, though, "All the Queen's Men" has long since squandered any faith the audience might have had in it.

He has long since squandered any remaining good will from his 2007 postseason heroics, and his surly demeanor, questionable work habits and bloated salary ($15.75 million per year, through 2014) have made him a figure of scorn at Fenway Park.

The fall in oil prices stopped the city government from paying its bills; as in the rest of Iraq, existing funds had been long ago squandered by corruption and kickbacks.

Many of us view Catholic hierarchy as having long ago squandered any moral authority they might once have had.

The time for reasoned arguments and educating the voter on the economic benefits of this or that Democratic policy is long gone, squandered, evaporated, poof.

It takes a long time to build trust, and not nearly as long to squander it.

Ferrer missed a forehand long to squander the opportunity but earned another straight away with a forehand return winner on the next point.

It also meant long months seemingly squandered as the bill sat in Max Baucus's Finance Committee.