bungled造句

The electrician bungled the wiring job.

Second, the authorities have this time bungled the public relations.

But a continued bungled, violent response by the government could change that.

He bungled a confidence vote in parliament, and a huge package of emergency aid will pass only if he resigns.

It is possible that the card has already been torn beyond repair by the bungled policy in Iraq.

If word got round that he'd thrown his master and smashed up his rickshaw, he'd become a laughing stock-a fellow who had bungled a steady job.

On the streets, each morning can see teenage boys went door-to-door delivery of newspapers, regardless of wind and thunder, rain, snow never bungled.

Irish patriot who fought for the rights of Irish Catholics and was executed for his part in a bungled uprising against the British.

So it was a shock to hear Mr Zoellick describe as “appalling” the bank's behaviour over a bungled project to develop the coast of Albania.