Sentence examples similar to some screwed from inspiring English sources

Fella's got some screws loose.

There are some screw-ups headed your way.

A few weeks later, I dashed out to buy some screws from a hardware shop.

Give him a bag of coathangers and some screws, and I swear he would present you with a motorbike.

He took a small electric drill and some screws out of his backpack, and started driving them into the plaster.

I knew my dad would enjoy building it – he used a few off-cuts of wood, some screws and waterproof cladding.

At the suggestion of another Lego enthusiast, Mr. Brown cut shims out of the plastic insert tray from a Lego package and inserted them to keep some screws snug.

Some screws used in 16th-century armour have slots (nicks) in which a screwdriver may have been used, although this tool is not shown.

The lead inner liner which holds the bones weighs 60 kilos, however, and in a moment of panic at the thought of the bottom falling out of the coffin live on television, Ibsen added some screws to the base.

After several scathingly sarcastic paragraphs, Mr. Logue wound up, "I concluded that the information I got was all wrong and that there was some screw-up and you were being unfairly blamed.

(A friend managed to narrow the width of the wheelchair by removing some screws, forcing Mr. Parisot to sit for eight hours every school day in a cramped seat).