Sentence examples for in utter disarray from inspiring English sources

England are in utter disarray.

"The White House remains in utter disarray," the official said.

The jubilant shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, said: "The Tories are in utter disarray.

The totally ad hoc national "party" he had put together for the election is in utter disarray.

A Tory source said: "It doesn't take a secret recording to reveal that the Labour party is in utter disarray.

The bigger story is that the federal ALP is in utter disarray when it comes to asylum seeker policy.

Perhaps the senior management team at ENO could start by addressing their shambolic lack of "worry and care" regarding the family lives and financial circumstances of its choristers, which are in danger of being thrown into utter disarray if these insulting new contracts are enforced.

The sight of Bradley limping out of the warm-ups in Costa Rica seemed to throw the USA team into utter disarray.

But Mr Salmond said: "The No campaign is in complete and utter disarray, and they are making this farce up as they go along.

With his impeccable shooting touch and unlimited range, "the Jimmer" was supposed to be the savior for a Sacramento Kings franchise in peril and utter disarray.

With their rivals in a state of utter disarray, you would have thought Barcelona had an open passage to a third successive title.