Sentence examples for had made a hash from inspiring English sources

Bush had made a hash of his campaign.

Mr. Obama thanked the soldiers for giving him a "spiffy jacket," and he drew laughs when he talked about how upsets in the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament had made a hash of the brackets chosen by so many fans.

By then, though, the Baggies had doubled their lead thanks to a Jay Rodriguez prod home from five yards after home centre backs Troy Archibald-Henville and Dan Seaborne had made a hash of clearing in front of goal.

Barack Obama is a man of compelling gifts, but in the end he was elected primarily because the Republicans had made a hash of things, not because of his charm or elegance.

Having neither the Security Council nor the secretariat in clear command was a recipe for "the evasion of responsibility at all levels".If the UN were a company whose boss had made a hash of things, The Economist would call for the top man's head.

But Birmingham took the lead when Williams, the WSL's top scorer, drove in her 12th goal in 12 games after keeper Emma Byrne had made a hash of a clearance.

I've made a hash of things.

Even so, the Tories have made a hash of it.

It has made a hash of constitutional amendments.

Evans and Hetherington have made a hash of the story.

And he wouldn't have made a hash of it, like some presidents he worked for.