Botched Sentence Examples

Lewsey, Tindall, Ellis, Cohen and Moody have all botched penetrative moves by dropping the ball under minimal pressure.

Within a few weeks he has killed a guinea pig in a botched robbery.

This actress may be more famous for her botched plastic surgery than for any acting roles she's ever had.

The plastic surgeon botched both her breast augmentation and liposuction, leaving her with deformed breasts and a rippled and uneven stomach.

Deficiencies could have been masked with clever characterisation, or visual humor, but chances were wasted and occasional attempts botched.

It turns out a botched surgery on her nose and lips were the culprit this time.

Whether it's from one botched job, or having had too many procedures done, bad celebrity plastic surgery seems just as common as good.

If a tattoo is botched on the arm or back, it can be concealed quite easily with clothing until the tattoo can be removed using lasers.

Words such as "actor", "writer", "dancer", "artist", "musician" and other pastimes or professions translate well into kanji, with direct symbolic representation minimizing the risk of a botched meaning.

A woman who claimed her home was wrongfully entered by Jackson and Osbourne in a botched sting operation filed one of the suits while the others came from additional unsuspecting victims of the wannabe cops.

Former Miss Teen South Carolina, Caitin Upton, who became a YouTube sensation when she botched an answer in the interview portion of the Miss Teen USA pageant.

What Russell didn't count on was the fact that he had botched the social aspect of the game.

Are you really willing, in your land of extortionate inadequate health coverage, to watch women dying from botched backstreet abortions?

Two athletes were killed in the Olympic village, the other nine were massacred in a botched rescue attempt by the West German police.

A US-backed coup against him was badly botched in 2002.

It's a nice idea, but somewhat botched in the execution.

The only duff moment comes with a rather botched job of Massive Attack's Safe From Harm.

The name became a byword for something cobbled together, botched together, tied together with string.

There 's also a professional ballroom dancer recuperating after a botched operation on his leg.

Blurriness, color casts, faded hues, botched exposures and light flares are all imperfect aspects of images captured by instant film cameras.