Bungled Sentence Examples

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  • Both witness to a bungled burglary, they are unknowingly being hunted by a hit man.

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  • Here, an interesting lack of congruity between animals and humans again bungled the stream of revelation.

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  • At the trial of the Houndsditch murderers there was a badly bungled prosecution.

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  • Anger mounting at bungled police raid ANGER IS still mounting at the police dawn raid in Forest Gate.

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