Sentence examples similar to start to squander from inspiring English sources
Amazingly, at the same time, its opponents begin to squander opportunities and make dunderheaded moves; the ball begins to bounce fortuitously; and the officials start seeing the game through fairy-dust-clouded eyes.
But better to start now than to squander more.
The short time frame fosters a sense of personal challenge, ensuring that team members feel a sense of urgency right from the start that leaves no time to squander on big studies or interorganizational bickering.
It was his first chance to be the starting quarterback, and he was not going to squander it.
They are starting to look like the dead-arm Phillies of 1964, who squandered a whole season in the final two weeks.
Most boomers don't have time to squander on several false starts (let alone one) and errant decisions.
A flush economy breeds innumerable fools ready to squander new fortunes, trading in start-ups when they aren't surfing for Michelangelos or at least Furbies on eBay.
The Briton squandered a break point in the fourth game and gradually Kozlov started to have the better of things.
The Nets have squandered their share of leads this season, and as the Hawks began to creep back into the game tonight, panic started to set in.
Others fear that recipients will squander their cash on local hooch and the like.Rather than switch to cash, critics say, food rations could be delivered much better, as has started to happen in certain states.
