Sentence examples for squander everything from inspiring English sources

An unwise move and, good God, you could squander everything.

I was squandering everything that I'd earned from Elephant Man onwards.

"I've squandered everything I have on shrinks and lawyers and whores," he tells her in DECONSTRUCTING HARRY (1997), one of Mr. Allen's more vicious (and foulmouthed) dark comedies.

"The new approach of depending entirely on squeezing them looks like it is going to be an utter failure, and it is squandering everything we had achieved over the years," a senior U.S. official glumly observed.

British democracy has been shaken to its core in the last couple of weeks following painful revelations of MPs squandering taxpayers' money on everything from bath plugs to duck ponds to non-existent mortgages.

The painter chooses extravagance; everything must be squandered.

He should do everything possible to avoid squandering it.

"Everything had to be squandered, including his victory".

Everything Crash – The Ethiopians The Ethiopians, in Everything Crash, warn against squandering finite resources: "Every day carry bucket to the well/ One day the bottom must drop out".

Eighteen months down the line, with £90m squandered, no one seemed that surprised when everything went horribly wrong.

How many of us squander days, weeks or even years mired in unhappiness or lamenting that everything isn't perfect.