Sentence examples for quickly squanders from inspiring English sources

He is played by Steve Buscemi, who brings a sleazy ingenuity that the picture desperately needs and quickly squanders when Rick stabs him to death.

The Tories quickly squandered their advantage.

After his accession Caligula quickly squandered the vast sums Tiberius had accumulated in the state treasury.

But the next two prime ministers, Shinzo Abe and Yasuo Fukuda, quickly squandered the political capital Mr Koizumi had accumulated.

In the end, the advance they made in flight technology was quickly squandered.

Things have moved too far for him to regain the legitimacy he has so quickly squandered.

There is still a dearth of leadership.Whenever Mr Kan was doing well in the opinion polls since taking office, his government has quickly squandered the advantage.

Whatever curiosity her debut generated was quickly squandered by "Past Life" (9 million), a new Fox crime series that lost more than three million viewers from its first half-hour to its last.

Yet the US quickly squandered all the potential of Mr Khatami's bid for rapprochement with the West, with the ill-judged inclusion of Iran in President George W Bush's "axis of evil".

It means the money will be paid out over years rather than in one go, which could be quickly squandered". Aviva is currently offering new parents free life insurance up to £10,000.

All are carried out to get money, which is quickly squandered on free-spending binges in motels and bars, and any sympathy you might have had for Wuornos after the rape begins to evaporate.