Sentence examples for squander too much from inspiring English sources

Alatriste, who downs bottles of wine without a breath "to kill the ghosts", prefers to avoid a fight if he can, judging that it is perhaps better not to squander "too much steel... so early in the day", but will draw his Toledo blade quickly enough when the occasion demands.

The chancellor also announced there would be a vote next week in Parliament on his welfare cap - a signal that he won't squander too much tax taken from people's hard-earned incomes on benefits (though the cap excludes jobseeker's allowance and the state pension).

But Muslims of good faith have squandered too much energy insisting to the west that they are not terrorists and that Islam is the religion of peace.

The most significant thing that comes to mind is that I have squandered too much of the precious time given to me to be alive on this planet.

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.

Therefore, if a young woman squanders her supply on too much fooling around, she can forget about ever becoming a committed wife.

Let us not squander our opportunity, for there is too much work to do and too many pressing priorities ahead.

She had squandered her leverage and asked for too much... Why did he make a federal case out of it?

Despite billions of dollars in American aid — too much of it squandered on corruption and mismanagement — Iraqis still lack adequate electricity.

"It's this idea of the companies having too much money and then squandering it".

I felt that we squandered the first half trying to make too much happen and trying to be too good".