Sentences with phrase «screwed up somewhere»

I hope I've screwed up somewhere there.

Sorry, I screwed up somewhere.

Either Valve didn't properly ensure that their new service works, or Netherealm screwed up somewhere.

Actually, this is higher than the 24.6 % I calculated (and double checked), so unless I've screwed up somewhere, it looks like Total has actually added a few more Capespan shares this year.

Of course, the most likely explanation for why one team of researchers comes up with surprising results while several other teams get less - publishable, boring results is that the one team screwed up somewhere.

I feel like either I missed a window, or I screwed up somewhere....

Seeing as though no one else did, I must have screwed up somewhere!

We all screwed up somewhere and we made it, so can you.

But it seems that there was a screw up somewhere, as -LSB-...]

The way Word has constructed paragraph numbering — a twisted combination of fields and styles — makes it difficult to customize numbering to your preferences and easy to screw up somewhere along the way.

Not exact matches

His rigid determination to play Ramsey SOMEWHERE, ANYWHERE, is really screwing up this team.

For many, the base assumption is that any mom would want to breastfeed, but everything surrounding breastfeeding in our society is so screwed up that it is reasonable to assume that a mama who can't (or thinks she can't) breastfeed has, at the very least, been given bad info somewhere along the line.

I wonder if these two events might have caused some of electrical surge that screwed up a diode somewhere or something strange like that?

My imagination started getting the best of me as I pictured my 18 year old son working in a bookstore as a summer job with the same screw driver and hopeless look as the customer either left or picked up a printed book off the shelf somewhere else in the store.

His scarred face screwed up with distaste aimed, it seemed to Costa, somewhere deep inside himself.

Clearly someone somewhere screwed up surely... And I listed my reasons for not wanting a 360.

Falling block puzzlers (with the exception of the ones I just mentioned) have a tendency to screw you, by giving you a piece that you absolutely don't need, and wind up having to cover up a potential line, because you had to put it / somewhere /.

Somewhere between the two, they must have screwed up their research.

«And I call BS, my friend — no human is perfect; somewhere you screwed up and let's just hope it doesn't come back to bite you on the ass»

Please tell me I screwed up badly somewhere along the line.

It just seems totally ridiculous that somebody somewhere believes very very insanely that this is not going to screw up his descendents too.

Some times I rely on the fact that Phil is lurking out there somewhere, and if I totally screw up, that he will jump all over me.