botched job

But could it be, he wondered, more than simply a botched job?

The personal is the political, and so the movie suggests they are both botched jobs.

Neither man was of a mind to do a rushed, botched job.

It's a botched job, that good money will be thrown at, to try and get all on board.

It has been a seriously botched job on the part of the Commission.

What a botched job this turned out to be.

Giving the whole thing up as a botched job!

It was a botched job, part of the game, and everyone knew it.

But it was a botched job; the promised competition never materialized.

What he was determined to avoid was a botched job.

Still, he refused to be content with a botched job and, scraping off the plaster, began again.

I could see nothing ahead but a botched job with a probably lengthy spell in an Italian jail.

His clients were rich and demanding, and all the more likely to notice a botched job.

When first met, Max is just getting out of jail after serving a two-year sentence for a botched job.

"I've seen it time and time again: horribly botched jobs," he said.

It would have been a botched job.

Whatever his mistakes, man has for thousands of years past been working to undo the botched job your God has made.

A German economic rebirth might have taken place in the 1990's, but for the botched job of reunification.

This is what we should have expressed today and not this report, which is a botched job.

Afterward the two argued bitterly over the botched job, resulting in the end of their partnership, and friendship.

Maybe he even did a botched job, and Marie brought the girl in to you to fix up someone else's butchery.'

Natesa was a pro; he didn't have to worry about a botched job.

Now in France's gravest moment since 1870 he was being asked to take over a botched job, called to defend Paris without an army.

I can't afford to have my name associated with any botched jobs - even if they're not my fault."

I can't stand a botched job.