Sentence examples for squandering in from inspiring English sources

The young death of Harvey's elder brother William Harvey, MP in April 1779 had provided Harvey with a substantial fortune, which he immediately began squandering in epic nights at London's fashionable drinking and gambling establishments.

But there are fears that taxpayers' cash will be squandered in renewed house price inflation.

That and more was squandered in Iraq.

McConaughey was also squandered in Christopher Nolan's overreaching Interstellar.

America's influence is too precious to be squandered in fits of narrow ideological pique.

Such funds, say the petitioners, have been squandered in "expensive, cost-ineffective projects".

But coupled to weapons like this one, fighters' lives can be squandered in a snap.

And what the banks do not squander in loans, they waste on unneeded staff.

The talents of many fine British actors are squandered in this movie's cartoon voiceovers.

The talents of many fine British actors are squandered in the voice-overs.

Opportunities for provocation and topical satire are squandered in this lazy, lumbering exercise in semi-self-conscious insult humor.