Sentence examples for squandered no one from inspiring English sources

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

Instead, after Sagbo and Elmohamady had both squandered one-on-one chances, Liverpool were outnumbered for a third time and Skrtel's despairing attempt to block could only turn Tom Huddlestone's scooped shot into his own net.

"The administration said this mess would be cleaned up, but once again, the money was squandered and no one was held accountable".

The entirety of its endowment has been squandered and no one knows how to save the venerable institution.

But their talents are squandered on one of Aguilera's anxious impressions.

Maybe a few more disgruntled ex-subscribers should reallocate some of the resources they might have squandered on one more book about Dylan and give NME another chance for a few weeks – if only as a gesture of collective confidence in music journalism having a future as well as a past.

But it was West Ham who continued to create the better chances and after Sakho had squandered a one-on-one with Hugo Lloris, the Senegal striker made no mistake at the back post on 62 minutes, squeezing in Mark Noble's cross for his 11th goal of the season.

Paris Cowan-Hall squandered a one-on-one for the visitors before Gestede volleyed home late on, and Rhodes then finished off a counter-attack at the death.

Rowan Vine later hit the bar for QPR and ­Heidar Helguson squandered a one-on-one, but there was a sense that this was going to be Wolves' day.

The visitors had the best of those, with a Charlie Mulgrew header cleared off the line and Stefan Johansen inadvertently blocking a goalbound header from team-mate Virgil van Dijk, while the Norwegian midfielder also squandered a one-on-one opportunity.

It seems a little misguided to me that such a war chest should be squandered on a one-time refund to customers, or spent on areas where the telecoms are already voluntarily investing billions.