Sentence examples for hand basket from inspiring English sources

Iraq is going to hell in a hand basket.

It's not like the economy was going to hell in a hand basket.

The earth and its inhabitants may be going to hell in a hand basket, but most of us may not even notice.

When the temptation arises to claim the world is going to hell in a hand basket, it's always wise to practice some restraint.

But look carefully enough into the teenage wasteland and you'll see occasional shining lights, examples of extraordinary commitment and talent that make you think that perhaps the next generation isn't headed for that famous hand basket after all.

How do we get people who are high on the connectedness and low on the 'hell in the hand basket' to get to 10, 'there's no end to the good work we can do'?" It was all getting pretty philosophical by this point, and maybe we were talking more about semantics.

We start handing out gongs about Schedulers we will indeed have gone to hell in a hand-basket.

Sainsbury's operates self-scanning tills in 58 of its 300 stores, which are designed for use by hand-basket customers only.

Right-leaning think tanks and advocacy groups constantly tell the folks on their huge direct-mail lists—older people, mostly that America, the greatest country in the history of the multiverse, is going to hell in a hand-basket, and quick, unless!

Because, let's be honest: as the world goes to hell in a hand-basket, there will be huge opportunities to profit off the decline, whether on skyrocketing food and energy costs, private security services, or ecosystem services no longer freely provided by nature, such as water treatment and pollination (robotic bees anyone?).

Apparently, fair use is going to hell in a hand-basket very soon.