squander

To her way of thinking, I had squandered our future.

Love is not something you can use up or squander.

But the team squandered this good start the following year.

He took a 40-0 lead but again squandered the first two break points.

They nearly squandered a 110-102 lead with two and a half minutes left.

Even so, there had to be an end to the money she squandered.

St. John's squandered its best chance in the first half.

If I squandered this one there would be no more.

In the end, he kept or squandered most of it.

And what do you have to pay, or squander, on the way?

Never get the chance to squander it like he had his own.

"This is a guy who was given a lot and certainly squandered it."

The hour that they squandered now might make all the difference.

Is that how you would squander a night such as this?

Chicago squandered its one chance to take control early after building an 11-point lead, 43-32.

Again, he would take care to squander a military victory.

Certainly not to squander the great opportunities he has given us.

But that credit has now been squandered, American officials say.

And yet these opportunities are, for the most part, squandered.

She squandered her two match points in the next game.

United nearly squandered a 3 goal lead against ten men.

The last two are squandering energy on yet another attempt.

A lot of money had been squandered on bad risks.

They squandered a 13-point lead with 6 minutes 16 seconds left.

It is hard to see this something other than an opportunity he squandered.