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shambles sentence examples

  • The tax credit system has become a complete shambles.
  • Shambles at the back during the cheltenham draw at the kc stadium.
  • With that we left the utter shambles of the fall of singapore.
  • Well done, surrey, for using the ' planning shambles ' to resist this invasion.
  • The livestock market and butchers ' shambles used to take place in the market place and the yards of the inns along sun street.
  • Shambles in the asylum system.
  • Shambles of a government.
  • Even with plenty of ball, england had looked a shambles.
  • The handling of fmd must have been a cockup, or more precisely a total bloody shambles.
  • Flesh shambles were flesh benches or stalls where meat was once sold in medieval times.
  • The ' connecting derby ' scheme is continuing to make a shambles of victoria street.
  • The immigration policy of the government is an absolute shambles.
  • A terrible shambles 29 june 2006 ministers must take responsibility for the latest terror law shambles.
  • Shambles compared to what they could be, i suffer.
  • The result of the events of 1996 was a complete shambles in the asylum system.
  • Labor government's deportation shambles - chilean who escaped pinochet to be sent to jamaica submitted by tony on 30 may 2006 - 10:00am.
  • Thank goodness he did not live to see the shambles that turned into the tories ' privatization of the railways.
  • The ensemble dancing is in fact all over the place and ends in a total shambles.
  • Question: how do you explain the shambles surrounding the introduction of the new tax credit system?
  • The current shambles illustrates the folly of allowing mr clarke to stay on to sort out the mess.

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