Sentence examples for good hash of things from inspiring English sources

The civil servants have made a pretty good hash of things at the MoD over the past decade, often meddling in operational matters in which their expertise is limited on non-existent.

Alternatively, they could just assume England will make a hash of things.

Making a hash of things was just what Jack did.

I've made a hash of things.

Your predecessor makes a hash of things.

It was the politicians who made the biggest hash of things.

Mr Bédié became president after Houphouët-Boigny died in 1993, made a hash of things, and offers little new.

But now the world is on the brink of economic catastrophe and these Tories are making a hash of things.

But then McCabe makes a royal hash of things when the local syndicate decides to buy him out.

Roberto, the Olympiakos goalkeeper, made a hash of things when he allowed the ball to slip underneath him.

And succession planning is a key part of a modern boss's job: if the chosen successor makes a hash of things, that reflects badly on the chooser.