Sentence examples for to screw him from inspiring English sources

"You don't try to coach him too much because you don't want to screw him up," the defensive coordinator Perry Fewell said.

By way of explanation, he said: "I told the Taliban, in traditional language, that the next time I see a Talib on my land I am going to screw him as hard I can".

You wonder how many people it will take to screw him over before he realises that the only way to survive the urban jungle is to become a monstrous version of himself.

Hinch told Guardian Australia the major parties were trying to screw him and Rhiannon over: "Labor under Bob Hawke brought in section 282 because he said it was fair.

His crime of choice is blackmail: Ed finds out that his wife is carrying on with her boss, Big Dave James Gandolfinii), who runs a department store, and he tries to screw him out of ten grand.

He'd ask some of the guys on the floor for help, which was mostly O.K. — you had to feel sorry for him — but then Scoot would get kind of weird, and sarcastic, like we were trying to screw him up, telling him the wrong things.

I'd hate for him to come to the Cavs because they'd screw him up".

Form a united front to block his monopolies and otherwise screw him over as a group.

Most people, in Johnson's view, are animated by other parts of Trump's pitch — "that he's going to get in and make the tough deals, and nobody's going to screw with him, because he'll drop bombs".

This either means that Will Smith's pain has caused a rupture so profound that it's allowed universal concepts to take on corporeal forms, or that a bunch of guys at the sorting office have decided to screw with him for kicks.

But there is a segment out there that is, and he has definitely appealed to that". Most people, in Johnson's view, are animated by other parts of Trump's pitch—"that he's going to get in and make the tough deals, and nobody's going to screw with him, because he'll drop bombs". That coalition the fearful and the frustrated is powerful.