Sentence examples for started to screw from inspiring English sources

"In '84 I started to screw up," Riley said.

I pointed the showerhead away from us and she took off her wet clothes and said, "Make love to me," and we started to screw on the built-in bench of the shower stall, something we hadn't done since we first bought the house, before Jack was born.

"Now the other architects will start to screw it up".

And in this line of work, when you start to screw up on the job, they don't just have security escort you to the elevator with your property in a cardboard box: for Julian Noble, getting "fired" means just that.

In this process, everything starts to screw.

When the guy starts to screw up, get rid of him.

In 1866 Inman started to build screw propelled express liners that matched Cunard's premier unit, the Scotia.

Leicester, who were without a win in their previous five league games, then started to turn the screw.

Zaheer Kahn got in the act when he dismissed Bas Zuiderent for nought, before spinner Kumble and Harbhajan Singh started to turn the screw.

A yellow card for Mouritz Botha, just before half-time, further stifled their endeavours, but once they returned to a full complement of players they slowly started to turn the screw.

England started to turn the screw.