play fast and loose with

I knew you would play fast and loose with him in some way.

"We have to play fast and loose with the rules just to get by."

"I should have known that you were playing fast and loose with me."

"Because I'm not going to let them play fast and loose with me that way."

I think you can see he's played fast and loose with the conditions.

You can also play fast and loose with the ingredients.

"You've been known to play fast and loose with the rules in the past, Paul."

That, according to Trust officials, was playing fast and loose with the truth.

Where do we put everybody who wants a piece of the dream we've played fast and loose with?

"They were just playing fast and loose with the truth.

Think of the lives you're playing fast and loose with."

These books all play fast and loose with the truth, as politicians tend to do.

Ryan looks like a guy who's played fast and loose with everything he's touched.

If you're going to play fast and loose with the law anyway, you might as well get a bit of security."

He didn't like to play fast and loose with the rules, particularly those he'd made for himself.

No woman can play fast and loose with me!

They know he's not going to play fast and loose with their retirement security."

"Andy is playing fast and loose with the facts," she said.

"I heard about how he played fast and loose with your pension.

As elected politicians we clearly cannot afford to play fast and loose with children's health.

You might not have liked the way I played fast and loose with the rules."

Sony, like a terrifying amount of other companies, were playing fast and loose with personal data.

When in a pickle, even the best writers play fast and loose with language.

We'd already played fast and loose with exigent circumstances once today.

So does her desire, unconscious or not, frequently to play fast and loose with the truth.