Sentence examples for be able to screw from inspiring English sources

Even the town cops weren't going to be able to screw this up.

She also assured me that I will not be able to screw up her Lemony Arugula Spaghetti Cacio e Pepe. .

If you think you're going to be able to screw your husband, raise your kids, clean your house and go to work, you're mistaken.

And it is mischievous and reactionary finally for anyone to suggest to black people in 1971 that they are going to be able to screw their way across the Red Sea.

You want to leave just enough room to be able to screw on the lid.

The nozzle needs to be able to screw back in there.

But what makes it interesting is that it can be integrated with your decor, as you're able to screw it into any light socket.

Collectively, without the help of the Tea Party, these inept Congressmen and women were able to screw up the political system, slow progress, destroy the economy, and denigrate the Constitution.

We were able to screw in the anchors as it is shown in Figure  4.

The Justice Department and the European Commission are fully aware that once Google has access to all of Motorola's SEPs, they'll be able to effectively screw other companies with unfair licensing costs.

Think how great and empowering it could be for a programmer or someone else in the tech industry struggling with depression to be able to say, "screw you, look at what I've created.