Examples of 'scuppered' in a sentence
Meaning of "scuppered"
Scupper: A verb that means to ruin, thwart, or prevent something, often used informally in British English. It can also refer to draining water off a deck or to bring about the downfall of something
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scuppered
Scuppered by the foy madness of a woman in the.
But lack of funding scuppered the project.
Just when we would thought we would been scuppered.
I get scuppered even in my own town.
The responsible for this will be scuppered.
Schumacher had scuppered them both.
So our plan of moving was scuppered.
Sporting chance of being scuppered into a mathematical certainty.
Fulguration has been infinitely scuppered.
I bet you were scuppered last year by a complete local zero.
We did however find our plans scuppered by an incident.
That really scuppered their chances of doing anything in that leg.
Your plans were scuppered.
She scuppered us for nothing.
The case was scuppered.
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Scuppered our work.
The absence of local production has scuppered efforts further.
This was scuppered by the appearance of the Timor project.
You get scuppered.
Substitutes are supposed to add to the team but this one scuppered it.
Mechanical problems have scuppered their chances year after year.
Such companies are usually unaware that they are being scuppered by such deals.
My original plan has been scuppered now that the jeeps have not arrived.
Wales may have seen their best chance scuppered by injury.
You may well have scuppered safe air travel across the world.
I will be proper scuppered.
The Soviets scuppered the project because they did not like the episode by Guerassimov.
The plan was scuppered.
Also scuppered the SNP.
I have been scuppered.
The show also scuppered a prospective Hirst retrospective at Tate Modern.
It was later reported that anterior cruciate ligament damage scuppered the transfer.
Poor health again scuppered her chances in Beijing.
Admiral of me own ship at sea I have been scuppered.
The sovereign debt crisis almost scuppered economic and monetary union.
Blue 's one attempt at making friends has been scuppered.
That is why the Danish vote has scuppered them and made them pointless.
It appears that I am a little scuppered.
The problems which scuppered Theresa May remain.
Favors were called in ; the case was scuppered.
Fortunately, the plan has been scuppered by soccer authorities.
You could not say no, or your whole operation would have been scuppered.
The outbreak of the Second World War scuppered any chances of a long run.
They are devoted but at odds, and they may both end up scuppered.
Carrick explains how Fabregas scuppered his Arsenal move.
She was saying that she wanted to have a family, and that idea was now scuppered.
The diamond dealer Beny Steinmetz was scuppered by his enthusiasm for Guinea.
But early on Friday evening, their plans were scuppered.
Former Dire Straits frontman Mark Knopfler has scuppered the chances of the band reuniting.
Has this scuppered his chances for an Oscar?
