squandering in English
entrepreneurs squander their profits on expensive cars
Use "squandering" in a sentence
1. You are squandering their time.
2. The only true happiness comes from squandering ourselves a purpose.
3. I see all this potential And I see squandering.
4. I see all this potential, and I see squandering.
5. You're faced with ending it all, of squandering what was given.
6. Smoking is tantamount to squandering their health and shorten their lives.
7. After years of squandering money, he doesn't have any left now.
8. The only true happiness comes from squandering ourselves for a purpose!
9. He also is charged with corruption, abuse of power and squandering public wealth.
10. In squandering the health of its young, the world squanders its tomorrows.
11. We did this by squandering antibiotics with a heedlessness that now seems shocking.
12. Alton increased the pressure and, after squandering several chances, took the lead on 60 minutes.
13. To wash their hands before meals and after , after squandering water use cloth wipe away.
14. You know, I won't have you squandering all that love on grass and things.
15. I used to be simply an epicurean squandering life under the eyes of Death.
16. John Mason Brown : The only true happiness comes from squandering ourselves for a purpose.
17. However, what better excuse for squandering my own cash on expanding my catfish collection?
18. State institutions that invested in sinking foreign banks have faced public outrage for squandering national resources.
19. But have always been squanderers, and there have apparently always been theorists to rationalize their squandering.
20. 20 Alton increased the pressure and, after squandering several chances, took the lead on 60 minutes.
21. Avoid squandering precious time and money on gadgets or software that you do not need.
22. Mr Lamont's squandering of ￡1 billion in his vain bid to prop up the pound has not helped.
23. He had thus had achieved the greatest practicable measure of independence without squandering resources on strategic missile development.
24. In radio programmes, Lomax warned us that we were squandering age - old music traditions at rapid speed.
25. May 2014, Sculpteo seeks to reduce 3D printing costs and material squandering by optimizing the quantity of used material.
26. (2 Corinthians 5:14, 15) In the past, we may have lived a very immoderate, profligate life, squandering precious time.
27. David Brancaccio's Squandering Aimlessly is a rare treat--an insightful look at economic matters that is also a terrific read
28. Everyone was living off tens of thousands of years of accumulated groundwater, like a spendthrift heir squandering his wealth.
29. He accused the Conservatives of squandering ￡100 million of North Sea oil receipts that could have rebuilt the country on tax cuts.
30. No temptation Thus, persistent gambling or the squandering of large sums of money upon it has been regarded as a sin.
31. With today's fast-paced world, you must be proactive and preemptive to take care of yourself, or risk squandering your gifts and skills.
32. He then compounded his misdemeanour by marrying a British commoner without the king's permission, thus squandering an opportunity for Britain to make a tactical foreign alliance.
33. Instead of squandering or misusing it, let us use our freedom and the opportunities it brings to serve Jehovah to the fullest extent possible.
34. He then compounded his misdemeanour by marrying a British commoner without the king's permission, thus squandering an opportunity for Britain to make a tactical foreign alliance.Sentence dictionary
35. The wild cattle and Buccanning[1] the meat, and squandering their hardly earned gains in wild debauchery, the opportunities for which were never lacking in the Spanish West Indies
36. 20 hours ago · Slow-Vaccinating Asia Is Squandering Its Economic Advantages Countries that suppressed or eliminated Covid-19 outbreaks lag in vaccinating, delaying a full recovery
37. Time, May 11, 1987) In Austria last year, the Abbot of Rein ‘was dismissed and charged with squandering $6 million on a hunting lodge and parties for members of the former ruling family and for young women of less noble background.’