Sentence examples for screwing at from inspiring English sources

"What's the point of ever screwing at all?" In the end, the 2011 anti-abortion bill was only partially adopted.

The Australian female douche is locked in a constant battle to keep up with the boys, which means she has to humiliate whichever douchebag she is screwing at that moment.

Imagine watching two people screwing at that early, white-hot stage of attraction when your pupils dilate just looking at each other, and you want to melt each other's bones so bad you're practically eating each other's clothes off the minute the door closes.

He got screwed at the last moment.

So I don't think we're screwed at all, unless we choose to be.

About a half hour and half-glass of wine later, it came: "I got screwed at work.

This means if you're a college student in Ontario you're kind of screwed at the moment.

Briefly, a metal rod (SmartPeg, Integration Diagnostics AB, Göteborg, Sweden) was screwed at a torque of 40 N/cm into the implant screw vent.

One hexagonal head broke off during the last turn of screwing in at 3.20 Nm.

"We better not screw up at the recital," she said.

Maybe Wales could screw Fiji at the set piece after all.