Sentence examples for about to screw from inspiring English sources

HAVING twice botched the sale of AIA, AIG's valuable Asian life-insurance arm, America's Treasury was not about to screw up a third time.

We also fear that Mazda is about to screw up the formula, adding more power by 2004.

Like a society trophy wife, Rwanda knows its beauty is one of its greatest assets and the country isn't about to screw with that in the name of industrialization.

According to the FCC, which is about to screw us with its net neutrality vote, price increases for cable have outpaced inflation every single year since 1995.

At the time, I had no idea what was different this time around, and I wasn't about to screw things up by overanalyzing.

Because we're too busy listening to that freaked-out, inner voice of ours telling us we're about to screw up in some way.

Like the next factory owner, NBC has thought hard about how to screw more output from its workers.The TWA crash on July 17th 1996, MSNBC's third day in action, put the new system through its paces.

Why is it the Brits have all the crazy-stupid ideas about how to screw up the music industry even more than it is already?

It's not that reporters and the Liberal Party are sitting around scheming about how to screw with those slack-jawed Conservatives.

"She was really worried about doing something to screw up Obama on the campaign," a friend says.

It's so asscrazy hot out there that the town's population of about 3,500 decided to screw AC and live way down under.