Examples of 'little haywire' in a sentence
Meaning of "little haywire"
little haywire ~ means something is slightly out of control or disorganized. It is often used to describe a situation that is not going as planned or is chaotic
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My own moral compass is going a little haywire.
Things go a little haywire when you are not here.
It was a controlled reaction that went a little haywire.
We all go a little haywire at times.
The worst that happens is my insulin goes a little haywire.
Too bad your scheme went a little haywire when you and Alice realized Phil had a conscience.
Because there was a partial eclipse and things went a little haywire.
I know things got a little haywire with Laurel at the Fairway Fest.
You can wait outside with your gun drawn in case Cooby gets a little haywire.
It just got a little haywire.
I guess I went a little haywire when we bet on who could drink a Polar Freeze the fastest.
Our boys went a little haywire.
It was not exactly an explosion . It was a controlled reaction that went a little haywire.
I just went a little haywire.
If you had seen the look on my kids faces. I guess I went a little haywire.
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So listen, things went a little haywire with Hightower last night.
When Mercury retrogrades, we all feel these areas go a little haywire.
Uh, no . So listen, things went a little haywire with Hightower last night.
First, my best long-term client went a little haywire.
I guess I went a little haywire.
However, when your hormone levels are off, things can go a little haywire.
So listen, things went a little haywire uh, no.
It will not happen again . We all go a little haywire at times.
So listen, things went a little haywire.
When LSD1 is taken away, gene activity goes a little haywire in neurons.
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