Sentence examples for were screwed by from inspiring English sources

"Those people you were with today were screwed by the English in Scotland and Ireland way before they came over here and started getting screwed," he said.

"We were screwed by the state," she says now of the apparently corrupted practices and rigged protocols that harmed her foster children.

Mahe and Lee expected Gingrich to bring in donations to pay for the events, according to a source close to AOF. "Eddie and Ladonna were screwed by him," said the source.

"We've been screwed by Sarko too".

"Our guys would say we're being screwed by the officials," Van Gundy said.

"We have been screwed by our policy makers for 20 years," he told the crowd.

"Everybody in flyover country believes they've been screwed by the East," he said.

But the reality is, by and large, mothers are being screwed by the system, and we're mad as hell.

Paola Battistini, a shopworker from Ferrara who attended the Five Star rally, says: "We have already been screwed by the banks.

Introducing Burnham, former deputy prime minister John Prescott said Labour had allowed itself to be "screwed" by Conservative propaganda on the economy.

Those disaffected voters are the blue-collar workers who have been screwed by economic upheaval caused by global trade and new technology.