be up the creek without a paddle

We really would be up the creek without a paddle.

But when the hoopla died down, I was up the creek without a paddle.

For a while there I thought we were going to be up the creek without a paddle.'

L. L. Bean is up the creek without a paddle.

In my humble American-German-Russian opinion we are up the creek without a paddle."

Stone would be up the creek without a paddle if he started cranking off rounds in the Hotel Marcellais.

And Wesley James, a farmer and rancher in Hardesty, said: "If the weather doesn't change any time soon, we could be up the creek without a paddle.

It looked to me as if we were up the creek without a paddle, because not far below us the trees scattered out and the country was bare all around, with no kind of shelter.

It was generally agreed among the three American officers assigned to the 17th that if the gooks north of the parallel started something, they were really going to be up the creek without a paddle.