Sentence examples for Screw it all from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Screw it all" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to express frustration or a desire to give up on everything. Example: "After a long day of dealing with endless problems, I just thought, screw it all, I'm going to take a break."
For forecasters trying to figure out the next decade or so, oceans could screw it all up.
"You guys get paid to do a job and we give you an interview for free and you screw it all up".
So the people sent there to do the public's business can screw it all up in private, out of sight of the world.
When he writes, "In America, we are full of emotionally arrested men who take the mythology of reinvention, the notion of the individualist, and screw it all up," he wants you to look in the mirror.
"People should bow at the greatness of the Huffington Post for being able to gauge their audience; it's worth a lot, but then again, AOL could screw it all up," he said.
"I have come to see that Christianity is not really about the life perfectly led, but it's about not giving up on the process and believing that there's a much bigger picture to God's purpose for all of us than our ability to screw it all up.
"You're screwing it all up, aren't you?" their eyes say.
"After the fall of the regime, many Iranian companies came here but they screwed it all up".
By using this method, I'm trying to allow nature to do its thing as much as possible without me getting in there and screwing it all up.
And then it all goes so quickly, they drink another mojito, and the seventy euros are gone again, second race, a trifecta, Lady Diana screws it all up.
It's infuriating to read because he made it once and then screwed it all up, and then made it again.
