Sentence examples similar to what a botched from inspiring English sources

(It's true that Folk had never, in a hundred and forty-three attempts, missed an extra point. But what about a botched snap?) There was a sentimental argument: "Let the kid have his moment".

Blaming Stephen distracted attention from what lay behind a botched rescue attempt.

But when Mr. Guandique was charged in 2009 with Ms. Levy's murder, they criticized what they called a botched investigation.

The house was a ponderous old behemoth surrounded by messy heaps of building materials and scarred by what looked like a botched remodelling.

– is someone who took part in what was essentially a botched robbery half a century ago still the subject of such deep and enduring curiosity?

So many writers on the subject avoid the obvious: often what's called a "botched movie version" is simply the stage play's flaws magnified by the big, wide screen.

Last week, the John F. Kennedy Library marked the 53rd anniversary of what it called "a botched invasion at the Bay of Pigs on the south coast of Cuba".

Buhari and others routinely criticize Jonathan for overseeing what many consider a botched intervention against Boko Haram, which took up arms against the government in 2009.

When she was just 3, she endured what Lori called a botched surgery, which took most of her hearing and left the toddler with a severed facial muscle and permanent paralysis.

Yesterday, some family members vented their anger at what they saw as a botched rescue operation.

Piazza, however, threw out Gomez on what looked to be a botched hit-and-run attempt with the San Diego starter Sterling Hitchcock at the plate.