Meanings of squander so in English

To squander so much in such a short time, one must have, not passions, but a special talent.

They might if properly enlisted be most usefully employed, especially in those unhealthy countries where we now squander so many invaluable lives.

They will see also to the reform of your people's sexual frivolity in which you squander so much of the Divine Energy.

We may say it certainly is squandered so far as humanity is concerned.

Rarely has a title squandered so much promise.

When climbing, Gary was able to make use of those extraordinary qualities which he squandered so readily at other times.

Despite the fact Juventus had squandered so many chances to score, the coach also insisted his side had played well.

The peer has squandered so much of the government's money, that to appease the official, he offers 500 pounds for the revenue employees' fraternal fund.