Sentence examples similar to make a complete shambles from inspiring English sources
Andy McDonald, the shadow transport secretary, criticised Grayling for making a "complete shambles" of a vital national project.
But if the left sometimes indulges Napoléon the warlord, the Euro-phobe right is making a complete shambles of the meaning of Waterloo two centuries on.
Sally Hunt, general secretary of the University and College Union (UCU), said the government's decisions over the EMA have been a "complete shambles".
Blackpool, putting the proceeds from the Doyle sale to good use, have shied away from their reputation as a complete shambles by making a few handy recruits, notably Kyle Vassell from Peterborough and Andy Taylor from Walsall.
For three years they've been trying to make a coalition government work, and it's been a complete shambles.
The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, said the decision was a sign that policy making "under this chaotic Liberal government" was "a complete shambles".
"It's clear that your policy on housing benefit is a complete shambles," he told Cameron.
Responding to the announcement, Rachel Reeves, Labour's shadow work and pensions secretary, said the programme had "become a complete shambles".
"Education here is a complete shambles.
Ireland's scrum is a complete shambles.
