Sentence examples for a botch from inspiring English sources

It was a botch job".

It's a botch.

Unfortunately, his biography is a botch.

The interview, though, was a botch.

The movie isn't a botch; it's a tease.

So why is the new show such a botch?

The wedding night, Spark later said, was a "botch-up," and so was the rest of the marriage.

It was, he said, "a botch-up" that the company did not discover until two years later, when Geneva received F.D.A. approval for terazosin.

Now that a Left party politician, who campaigned for Dercon's deposition during September's Berlin election, has been installed as the new culture senator, the Volksbühne's future looks more of a botch-job than ever.

Faced with a squadron of snarling NHS mandarins – a rum collection of cufflinks and scowls sent in following a botch-up in the plastics department – Hanssen launched his last-ditch salvo.

This is the first properly classical building in England, and its rigorously ordered facades must have made the sprawling Tudor palace of Whitehall around it (which burned down in 1698) look like a botch-job.