Sentence examples for shambles are from inspiring English sources

What's startling is that only now, with the business in shambles, are they doing anything about it.

Among those reflecting on the shambles are senior British and American military, intelligence and diplomatic officials – and, remarkably, key figures in the insurgency that fought them.

Most of the seven-year-olds I've met are considerably smarter than Shambles, are more emotionally mature, and have stronger hand-eye co-ordination as well.

"Shambles" was the Mirror's headline.

The resulting shambles was often oddly touching.

The Shambles were living up to their name.

The presence at its end of "shambles" is a gimme.

Your early shows were pretty chaotic – how much of a shambles were you back then?

Yes, there are rumours that what appeared to be a shambles was, in fact, deliberate.

"To blame the government for the equal pay shambles is also a nonsense.

This, after last week's shambles, is a real test of a fixture for Sunderland.