Sentence examples for squandered though from inspiring English sources

Much of this is squandered, though, in a flat and conventional final act that turns Ned and Maria into the inventors of Method acting and, recoiling from its earlier subtlety, celebrates a world where men are men and women are women.

Time and opportunity have been squandered even though Juan Antonio Samaranch, the former I.O.C. president, did his best to spur Greek officials into action last April by warning that the Games were in danger.

They complained about the size of the job and squandered time, even though Ms. Clay and Mr. Devlin were being charged by the hour.

Elizabeth Edwards spent the years before her death in late 2010 not only battling cancer and but also raging against her husband's infidelity, lies and squandered promise, even though there was no benefit in that for Cate and her two younger siblings, now 12 and 14.

Philadelphia looked on its way to squandering this game, though, thanks in part to a poor outing by starter Kyle Lohse.

They can also squander it though.

The Rangers, who received third-period goals from Jan Hlavac (at 2 minutes 47 seconds) and Petr Nedved (at 17:02), deserved at least a point in the standing for this one, though they squandered leads of 2-1, 3-2 and 4-3.

Money coupled with tough targets worked well for Labour, though it too squandered much on vainglorious "new" systems.

And even though Djokovic again squandered a handful of set and match points, he later summarized his own performance by saying that "I played a great match from the first to the last point and came to the court believing that I could win".

We don't mean dollars, though those are being squandered by the billions.

One thing's for sure, though: no one ever squandered, snorted and partied their way to happiness.