Sentence examples for of shambles from inspiring English sources
The presence at its end of "shambles" is a gimme.
There is also a significant whiff of shambles to the way the club is run.
"I don't think that's a sign of shambles," she said – although opposition MPs did not appear convinced.
He sort of shambles out, pitched slightly forward in his high-heeled boots, with his blue eyes shining and his shoulders in a sailor's nonchalant roll.
WHEN Shinzo Abe's Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) won in a landslide in December, the new prime minister promised leadership after years of shambles.
There's an odd reference to Clinton; there's a sense of shambles and mounting desperation; there's the tacit reproof to an indulged species made by the Native American woman who glides through the action, the sanest person on the stage.
He has worked regularly with Leigh, the master of crippled communication, of shambling eloquence.
Though it generally moves with painful deliberateness, "Kikujiro" musters occasional touches of shambling, playful charm.
Cinemas across the UK are about to be invaded by legions of shambling, catatonic, bug-eyed creatures.
This show was an introduction to their efforts, and perhaps inevitably, an air of shambling chaos hovered over the proceedings.
Almost overnight, the urban space families of future fiction were supplanted by a population of shambling mutants, survivors of the nuclear holocaust to come.
