Sentence examples for getting screwed over from inspiring English sources
She's Nick says she's hardened business woman - shots of Philip getting screwed over, and all of us reminded that "All's fair in love and business".
One of my investors candidly asked me recently, "Shelly, if I have an opportunity to invest with people I've just met, how do I avoid getting screwed over?" This is a good question; for most investors interested in startups, co-investing is the de facto way to invest.
But often, they're getting screwed over by the huge, bottom-line-driven entities that own them.
But in most cities in America including Los Angeles, where I live we're getting screwed over by our internet.
After years of getting screwed over by the Man, I was ready to screw the Man myself.
"Listen, I work in drug law reform, so every day I cover stories that consistently feature young black men getting screwed over by the system.
Instead, we get the story of four working-class lads from Muswell Hill who become a band, get screwed over by their management and fall out with each other.
Next up in Haggis's cast of sensitive chaps who may or may not get screwed over by beautiful women is Adrien Brody, in Rome and coming to the rescue of a sultry Romanian gypsy whose daughter has been sold into slavery.
If that's the case, that means people in other neighborhoods could get screwed over with longer wait times.
Only then wIll FIFA do something about this garbage.
