Sentence examples for botched experiment from inspiring English sources

I might even be a botched experiment.

It was a sumptuous shade of pale purple, which was the product of a botched experiment by William Henry Perkin, a student at the Royal College of Chemistry.

Freeman, making his way to the planet's surface to find help, discovered that the government had tried to cover up the botched experiment by sending in the Marines, who proved as deadly as the aliens.

Better a grand, botched experiment than this stolid, juiceless "Shrew". What should be impassioned is spoken by rote.

Over the centuries, scientists have been as likely to stumble on the next wonder material during a botched experiment as to create it from scratch on purpose.

Mr Dimas's officials readily admit that the first phase of the scheme has been a botched experiment because of the generous over-allocation of permits.

While he receives international acclaim, he knows he botched the experiment.

Botched transfusions, experiments with insulin and blackened urine were part of a career in elite cycling that eventually led to Hamilton – one of the riders who blew the whistle on seven-times Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong – being banned from the sport for eight years.

The unjolly green giant, born from a botched gamma bomb experiment in a 1962 comic book, belongs to an elite class of superhero.

That includes your botched 3D printed experiments, so you won't be wasting filament when you're testing out a design.

Experiment after experiment was hopelessly botched, a shocking waste of time and money.