Sentence examples for was screwed over from inspiring English sources

Fever Pitch may have gotten rave reviews, but the Drew Barrymore/Jimmy Fallon comedy was screwed over by real life.

"I was screwed over, and at the same time I had a very public divorce, with a young son I wasn't able to see".

"We've been screwed over," he cried.

I later found out that he'd actually been screwed over by a business partner.

We are all too busy being screwed over by the giant corporations to take the time to appreciate "the deeper and subtler pleasures of food".

You're not actually destined to be screwed over by the lord of the manor and left to die on a neolithic rock.

These were tentative, fragile relationships, Sando told me later, with men who'd been screwed over again and again by buyers.

It's easy to say we haven't got jobs, that we've been screwed over by Nafta [the North American Free Trade Agreement].

It feels a bit wrong to describe most of them though as they're usually people who've been screwed over by the shameful lack of mental health care in this country.

Their manifesto was simple: unlike blues, jazz, soul or disco, black musicians were not going to be screwed over again; with hip-hop, they would own the means of production.

Professional football in Seattle has gained the trust of a city that has been screwed over by both baseball and basketball, and that has finally started to translate on the field.