Sentence examples for bungled job from inspiring English sources

That bungled job interview taught me a valuable lesson.

We already know, however, that none of this will happen as Andy says — that the robbery will be a disaster — because the bungled job is shown near the beginning of the movie, and the planning session is a flashback.

But the image that remained in the minds of the audience as the lights came on was more likely to be of gangsters atoning for bungled jobs by chopping off their little fingers.

But then it intervened anyway and bungled the job.

Even worse, he is said to have totally bungled the job.

He bungled every job I gave him and even broke things.

Savano, having bungled a job back in California, has been dispatched to idle away her career on a boring detail in London – watching a strange metal pod in the basement of a house in Bedford Square for months on end.

The easy answer is that the board bungled its job by not reviewing a sentencing transcript that described Mr. Komisarjevsky's predilection for carefully planned nighttime burglaries and the sentencing judge's concern that he was a "calculated, cold-blooded predator".

The myth of Israeli invincibility, Mr. Horovitz argues, is just that, a myth, and the country's vaunted intelligence services have bungled their job disastrously several times in recent years -- by, for example, failing to predict the Intifada.

Mr. Trump enjoys riding to the rescue as he did in the 1980s, when he rebuilt the Wollman Rink in Central Park after city officials had bungled the job for years.

Now a Justice Department report has found that while the agency bungled the job, and as many as 180,000 immigrants became citizens without proper background checks, officials did not improperly meddle with the program to beef up voter rolls by election day.