Sentences with phrase «better monkey wrench»

With the participation of Shannon Elizabeth, «American Wedding» would've had a better monkey wrench than dead flowers to thwart the wedding.

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In the only concrete conflict of the film, the sister from LA throws a monkey wrench into Adam and Eve's chilled out lifestyle, demanding they all go out and over indulge on their «good» blood.

A monkey wrench is thrown in the works when the four contenders to the Papacy are kidnapped, and a series of religious clues are being left about that only well - respected Harvard religious symbologist Robert Langdon can shed some light on.

They've been throwing monkey wrenches into all sorts of choice programs and policies because they think they know better where people belong.

I understand that life can throw a monkey wrench despite the best laid out plans (unfortunately I know how life can trip you up out of the blue), but that is my battle plan for 2017.

Real life has a way of throwing the proverbial monkey wrench into well - laid plans and making a mockery of projections.

If you have low - to - middling credit scores, a high loan - to - value ratio, and / or other monkey wrenches like a manufactured home or condo, HARP may be better than traditional financing — there is a 2 % cap on fees, while normal refinances can have much higher surcharges depending on the strength of your application.

Retailers who insist on dictating the day and time of their deliveries throw a giant monkey wrench into this well - tuned system.

It really feels like this throws a monkey wrench into our best - laid plans for mosquito control, as if the little imps are gaming us.

Bush has thrown a monkey - wrench in that and has also made it far more difficult for the administration to support mandatory minimums and harsh sentences in general, as well as made it difficult to argue that guidelines sentences are reasonable.