shambles

Marie Al-Ani said the IPCC's investigation into her son's death had been "a shambles" that left many unanswered questions.

That exercise, led by Treasury demands for spending cuts, was something of a shambles.

Washington's own regional trade policy is in something of a shambles.

The round- house was like a shambles, three were dead inside, another lay in his death agony across the threshold.

the less said the better. an utter shambles and a complete joke this team is becoming. i bet teams cant wait to play us now.

We have just moved into our new house, so we're in a bit of a shambles at the moment.

Lastly, the international arrangements that might help sort out some of these disputes are a shambles.

It was a shambles that the fire left the building.

Bit of a shambles. He snogged his pupils.

Her opening gambit in a key electoral contest to determine India's leadership in 2014 coincides with a parliament in shambles.

The announcement is just the latest sign of a sad and increasingly dire fact: the Postal Service is in shambles.

Perhaps the tabloids understand that, deep down, it's still somewhat reassuring to read that celebrities' lives are in a shambles.

Just as damaging are revelations of corruption that lie behind the shambles.

Its welfare provision is a shambles, with an incomprehensible tangle of entitlements which still leaves gaping holes in the safety net.

The public-education system is a shambles. No significant publicly owned businesses have been privatized in years.

The general meeting was a complete shambles.

The war converted the country into a shambles.

Pluck your body from the orchard; do not snatch it from the shambles [slaughterhouse].

Mr Obama remains a forbiddingly powerful president, with a 64% approval rating and a Republican Party that is in a shambles.

WITH unemployment rising and the financial system in shambles, it's hard not to feel negative about the economy right now.

Then suddenly we all about-turn and decide he was pretty hopeless and the company a shambles.

Business schools such as the IIMA have long stood out in a country whose basic education is a shambles.

The crafty sons of darkness shall squirm in discomfort as their ritual of lies fall in shambles in a pile around their deadened feet.

The country was in a shambles, and the chaos of democracy and nationalism threatened to destroy it entirely, the K. G. B. chief warned.

Though some reconstruction efforts are underway, much of the region still lies in shambles.

Greenspan will leave an economy in shambles and a lifetime of pandering.

With all industrial andagricultural sectors in shambles, the fear-market system applies: survival of the meanest.

The existing standards are a shambles, a patchwork of inherited rules riddled with escape clauses.

And with just 12 days to go, the Games are degenerating into an outright shambles.

Then the noise outside increased still further and, adding to the ballroom shambles, a phalanx of newcomers pushed their way in.

Your room is (in) a shambles. Tidy it up!

After Japan lost the war, geisha dispersed and the profession was in shambles.

His military career in shambles, Solo returned to the fringe, joining a smuggling gang run by Roa.

You might come back and say the rehearsal was a shambles. Two people were late, someone else forgot their guitar. . .

Yet just eight years later, the Democratic Party was in a complete shambles and Richard Nixon won 49 states. Some consensus.

The Great Britain was in shambles right now electing its new Prime Minister.

He left his affairs in a complete shambles when he died.

The meeting ended in a complete shambles .

We have just moved in, so we're in a bit of a shambles .

With our economy in a shambles, we attack politicians and bankers instead of re evaluating how we spend money.

My body's in shambles encrusted with brambles that sharpen the air I breathe.

For this example, you'll craft a basic zombie character from a game I wrote called Shambles.

The price of fat in the shambles is of course cheaper than ribs.

Oh my the Chinese will be a hard act to follow. What a shambles the British effort was, very embarrassing indeed.

With the government in shambles, when Fisher retires it will be much easier to be elected as governor in California than in Florida.

Made dinner and left the kitchen a shamBles.

His long effort to eliminate the government left Libya in a shambles, its sagging infrastructure belying its oil wealth.

Whatsoever is sold in the shambles, eat, asking no question for conscience' sake.

Their reasoning is obvious: spot prices are sky-high and the process of annual negotiations is a shambles.

The whole Chinese rocket system was in shambles for decades.

Yet the BNP was in a shambles even before the recent onslaught.

The new one is a shambles, but it is inching towards something better.

The housing market is in shambles.

After the party the house was a shambles.

and the colony is in shambles.

The tired old man shambles.

The national rail system was in shambles in the '70s.

We've seen it in Greece, and we already have a political crisis at the European level, which is a union in shambles.

Whatsoever is sold in the shambles, that eat, asking no question for conscience sake

Shambles A scene or condition of complete disorder or ruin

Reduce the city to a shambles

A shambles of a party

why ' s our inner streets left in shambles