Sentence examples for squandering a lot from inspiring English sources

Lately, I've been squandering a lot of moments.

A lot of times like on Mr. and Mrs. Smith—I've felt like I had too much money, and I ended up squandering a lot of it on sequences that never made it into the final movie.

He has squandered a lot of years he had here".

"They squandered a lot of their retirement money on my legal bills," the younger Mr. Clancy said.

I've been thinking of her generation — the one that saved rather than spent, preserved rather than squandered — a lot lately.

"The Grapes of Wrath" builds considerable goodwill in its first two and a half hours, then squanders a lot of it.

The Obama administration squandered a lot of potential good will early on by adopting banker-friendly policies that failed to deliver economic recovery even as bankers repaid the favor by turning on the president.

It's no secret that Mozilla squandered a lot of time and energy on various projects that went nowhere (think its mobile phone OS, IoT services, creating a built-in video chat service, etc).

I guess I've squandered a lot of chances.

Bill and Melinda Gates and a host of other billionaires have squandered a lot of money, and have brought about major changes in public education, without accomplishing anything.

The Obama administration squandered a lot of potential good will early on by adopting banker-friendly policies... Now, however, Mr. Obama's party has a chance for a do-over".