Making a hash of things was just what Jack did.
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Boris Johnson is clearly making a hash of his job as foreign secretary.
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Democrats are already impeaching Trump—and they're already making a hash of it.
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But now Jack was 113 years old, and he was still making a hash of things.
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If the president's intent is to establish a reputation as a champion of industry and workers, he is making a hash of it.
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Having foisted a referendum on the country to solve an internal party battle, the Conservatives are now making a hash of taking Britain out of the European Union.
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But after months in which media consultants trumpeted their ability to pinpoint narrow categories of voters using sophisticated analysis, the ad glut is making a hash of those efforts.
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He has bumbled his way from one government post to another, accused of making a hash of each, and becoming a byword for haplessness in a golden age of political blundering in Britain.
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It is this sense of betrayal that unites essentially every controversy that has bubbled up in the show's final season, every complaint about how the series is no longer good or is making a hash of its reputation.
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Next month, Mr. Nanjiani tackles the lead role in the romantic comedy "The Big Sick," based on his own experiences meeting, dating and making a hash of things with his future wife, Emily V. Gordon, who wrote the script with him.
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"Nigel Slater: Making a hash of it". The Guardian. In some parts of the United States, hash browns strictly refer to shredded or riced pan-fried potatoes, while diced and pan-fried potatoes are called country fried potatoes or home fries and are served as a side dish at other meals. Hash browns are a popular mass-produced product sold in refrigerated, frozen and dehydrated forms.
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Sin Cara beat Chavo Guerrero in what was "virtually a showcase match for the former Mistico, but once again the masked Mexican failed to truly shine, making a hash of the finish". The match between Jerry Lawler and Michael Cole was mixed, but Jim Ross and Bret Hart's appearances were praised by critics. The Sun awarded WWE Over the Limit 2011 8 out of 10.
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The play was Stoppard's first for the theatre since 2006 and a special screening was broadcast live to cinemas. She subsequently had roles in the Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company production of The Winter's Tale at the Garrick Theatre in late 2015 and an associated work, Terence Rattigan's Harlequinade, also at the Garrick, which humorously depicts a postwar CEMA- sponsored theatrical troop at a provincial theatre in Brackley making a hash of Romeo and Juliet and "the intrigues and dalliances of the company members". Chok was nominated in the 2015 BBC Audio Drama Awards (Best Debut Performance In An Audio Drama) for her performance in the BBC Radio 3 production of British Chinese novelist Xiaolu Guo's first play, Dostoevsky And The Chickens (2014), in which she co-starred. In Liao Yimei's comedy drama Rhinoceros in Love, also for Radio 3, she plays the beautiful Mingming, the object of a zookeeper's longing, in a performance described by the Sunday Times as 'bewitching'.
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