Sentence examples for squander it all from inspiring English sources
Hogarth's painting tells the story of Tom Rakewell, who inherited money from his miserly father only to squander it all.
"You'd only squander it all in one night of drinking False Sense of Own Attractiveness Provider at the Utter Inability To Talk To The Opposite Sex Arms".
We went to see a new West End musical called "Spend Spend Spend," based on the true story of Viv Nicholson, a factory worker from a poor mining village in Yorkshire, who, in 1961, won a hundred and fifty-two thousand pounds, the largest-ever fortune in the British equivalent of the lottery, only to squander it all within three years..
We went to see a new West End musical called "Spend Spend Spend," based on the true story of Viv Nicholson, a factory worker from a poor mining village in Yorkshire, who, in 1961, won a hundred and fifty-two thousand pounds, the largest-ever fortune in the British equivalent of the lottery, only to squander it all within three years...
Don't want to squander it all on material possessions (save some for college funds, retirement, etc).. Do not be a snob to the people who do start conversations with you.
The only trouble is that they have squandered it all on their trashy lifestyle (with its zebra-striped curtains and plastic deer antlers, Simon Higlett's set is a temple of nouveau riche tackiness).
Bill Clinton offered to rekindle her hopes but squandered it all so needlessly.
Mr. Powell brought enormous prestige to the job, but he squandered it all.
Based in a big, wealthy city, supported by millions and dripping in history, the club of Ernst Happel, Horst Hrubesch, Kevin Keegan and Felix Magath were perfectly placed to take advantage of football's new riches – and squandered it all.
The show tells us Ms. Brown earned as much as a million dollars selling her story and modeling in other countries, but squandered it all and is now back on the streets.
The film currently holds a 27% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 33 reviews with the consensus stating: "A goofy, dated parody of spy movie cliches, Casino Royale squanders its all-star cast on a meandering, mostly laugh-free script".
