When they want to hire to project a certain image, that's where things can get screwy".
Goal setting will get screwy, dependencies will dog you, targets will be missed, and customers will be left confused by your company's multiple personalities.
Then last year, her life got really screwy: Stefani's marriage to Gavin Rossdale, frontman of the band Bush, fell apart (reportedly because of his affair with the couple's nanny), and she began dating Blake Shelton, the country star with whom she recently appeared on NBC's "The Voice".
He understands that he's to be framed for a horrible crime, so the violin instrumentals start elevating to a high, disorientating pitch, camera angles get all screwy, and my man Cruise is about to do something really stupid (establishing the mood for all things stupid moving forward).
Mr. McGuinness of the Northwest Connecticut Council of Governments, said other towns in the region have "screwy" census figures, including Canaan and Norfolk.
"That's probably most of your problem," he says, "is you got raised in a screwy religion".
You don't have to be a rabid supply-sider to believe that when you start taking away 80 percent or 90 percent of somebody's top marginal earnings, you are going to get some pretty screwy effects.
What he is trying to do (and here the metaphors get a little screwy, but these are the pictures that come to him) is jump-start a poem by lowering a bucket down into what feels like a kind of underground stream flowing through his mind — a stream of continuously flowing poetry, or perhaps poetic stuff would be a better way to put it.
Our caching system sometimes gets a little screwy.
He reported witnessing another UFO in October 1957, but admitted that he was "loath to talk about it publicly lest people should think I was either an incompetent witness or getting a little screwy in the head".
