Sentence examples for * messed in from inspiring English sources

The billeted common soldiery messed in fine style, too, able to afford meat, gin and schnapps on the table.

Pretty sure you messed in your pants".

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I've messed about in boats a bit in my time, and, given the beach setting, I thought there might be something there that I could use.

For my money, a cuter answer to such an elegant clue would have been AT SIGN I also messed up in the northeast for a while by filling in FREEZES for "Has a cold reaction?" instead of the correct SNEEZES.

The latest candidate for Stighood is reportedly a Formula 3 driver named Ben Collins, 35, who has messed about in Aston Martins for Daniel Craig in the James Bond movies.

But, he continues, they were messed up in their turn: By fools in old-style hats and coats, Who half the time were soppy-stern And half at one another's throats.

It appears that in Sarah Brown's case her Twitter page has been messed with in an attempt to redirect visitors to a hardcore porn site based in Japan.

The previous Labour government messed around in talking about privatising the Royal Mail, resulting in Lord Mandelson and Gordon Brown squabbling over triviality.

If the referees messed up in Thursday night's Stanley Cup finals game in Pittsburgh, no one noticed, and not just because you needed a team of sled dogs to reach the place where Versus resides on your television dial.

Not a dollar of these funds comes out of Trenton and county governments without a political connection somewhere down the line, and that line could get messed up in a hurry if fights broke out early in the primary, if the losing candidate's backers go home sore and refuse to vote in November -- or worse yet, vote for the other guy.