Sentence examples similar to messing over from inspiring English sources

The buzz: "The Strange Boys come on like a mid-60s Rolling Stones messed over by the Black Lips, all major keys and jangling guitars, but with a filthy agenda".

The spring riots increased party hopes that the anger of street gangsters and other young people in Los Angeles, who Dix says have been "messed over by the system," could be channeled into revolutionary purposes.

Or as Manning put it: "It's not one guy messing up over and over, and it's not everybody messing up.

"What kind of man would I be if I didn't take care of somebody who messed over you?" he asks.

He added: "I think a lot of tracks seem to have the mentality that they just want to make money; they want to compete and don't care who they mess over.

The overwhelming sentiment, he said, was for Washington to find some way to get the mess over with.

Now the presiding judge, James Spencer of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, has made it clear he wants the whole mess over and done with.

However, lest he be accused of glossing the mess over, the Fed chief noted: "It has an effect on the margins and it would have an effect if it were carried forward and continued indefinitely.

Wigan chairman Dave Whelan this week accused Chelsea of "messing about" over the fee for Moses,  warning the 21-year-old was going nowhere unless his demands were met.

The worst is diarrhea, squeezing my sphincter muscles, tighter, tighter--holding on so I don't mess all over myself.

A politician has claimed that Jersey's child abuse victims are being "messed around" over compensation.