Sentence examples for shambles into from inspiring English sources

Turn a shambles into a plus point.

McGrath's experience illustrates the shambles into which the new laws have plunged the design industry.

There Alice becomes the house-mother, cooking, cleaning, restoring the shambles into which the house has fallen, while the men plan the bombing of a hotel in Knightsbridge.

Everything to do with the opening of Terminal 2 is seen through the prism of the shambles into which Terminal 5 descended within minutes of first contact with the travelling public in March 2008.

The board of the London Legacy Development Corporation is full of industry heavyweights and well chaired by Boris Johnson, the London Mayor who appears unprepared for every meeting he shambles into.

His torrid experience of power and the shambles into which his government fell seem to be fading memories: far more important, it seems, is the huge contrast between his background and bond with Tory voters, and the current Conservative leadership.

AZ really have just shambled into Mestalla and held up a white flag.

The Lakers began warming up and Jackson shambled into the media room to cop a bit of dessert.

Now its successor is shambling into view, like a figure from a bad dream you hoped you had forgotten.

None of that shambling into a pair under a long rugby shirt and thinking "they'll do".

A debutante shambled into Armando's on crutches at lunchtime the other day and was surrounded by a group of friends who wanted to know how it happened.