Sentence examples for squandered heritage from inspiring English sources

From a passport perspective, my family's Scottish wing was little more than squandered heritage.

Suppose the young person thinks that the State is squandering his heritage on unnecessary and excessive payments or benefits and wages.

If we allow these universities to deteriorate, we will squander an irreplaceable heritage.

The person responsible for squandering this political heritage is Matteo Renzi, the current leader of the party.

The suggestion that Nelson's heritage had been squandered provoked such an avalanche of jingoistic anger that the government increased its navy estimates by £3.5m.

Shows, though, are a different matter: these days, with live performance such a big-ticket, premium income-stream for heritage acts, months of planning and development, and that element of surprise, are squandered within hours as fans rush to be the first to upload their shaky first-night cellphone footage onto YouTube.

"We squandered it.

Another opportunity squandered.

They have squandered it.

Two set points squandered.

Oil revenues were squandered.