Sentence examples for attempt to screw from inspiring English sources

a) Her attempt to screw the maximum out of a sloppy expenses system; b) The overruling of the conclusions of an independent body, which had spent 14 months reaching its conclusions; c) The unseemly support shown by colleagues just before her apology in the House of Commons; d) The backing of the Prime Minister, who values her contribution.

"I resent any suggestion that tonight's town hall is a last ditch attempt to screw Sanders".

Drill pilot holes using a small drill bit before you attempt to screw the pieces in place.

Despite Vince McMahon's and The League of Nations Rusevv and Alberto Del Rio's attempts to screw him out of the title he has had stolen from him so many times here in 2015, he Superman Punched his way to victory and delivered a massive spear to end The Celtic Warrior's month-long reign.

In the past, I've been critical of Google for trying to dance around directly calling out their competitors who are actively attempting to screw them.

Note: Never attempt to simply screw in the screws alone without pre-drilling the holes first.

These parties' attempts at trying to screw with each other are very clearly a waste of time.

A highly educated and fiercely independent profession tends to resent attempts by mere civilians to screw down costs, manage performance or dictate treatment.

If it feels loose, the plug will be unable to grasp the screw properly and will only spin around as you attempt to install the screw.

The former Aston Villa defender contrived to screw his shot across, rather than into, goal, but Tottenham goalkeeper Friedel's attempts to keep it out did the opposite.

Trust humans to screw up.