Sentence examples for * messing in from inspiring English sources

"To my way of thinking the secular government has no business messing in these private affairs among individuals," Ms. Driessen said.

What seems to anger Mr. Barnier the most is that the agencies are messing in areas where international judgment has already been applied.

Ms. Hedison had minor television parts, playing alongside Debra Messing in the sci-fi series "Prey," until 1998, when she decided to stop.

But in a departure from this practice, USA said Wednesday that it would begin a new 10-episode series of "The Starter Wife," which chronicles the post-divorce life of a character played by Debra Messing, in October.

On the other hand, this wasn't any New York City operation Mikey was messing in; this was a bunch of no-connection independents against whom he had a legitimate beef.

Please remember in the future that the main reason those like Ignatieff or the "axis of evil" coiner David Frum are down there messing in your affairs is that we long ago stopped listening to their cloistered ramblings up here.

Jack's plan fails miserably, so he enlists the help of Grace (Debra Messing) to "in" Owen for him.

There the banker and author Kenneth Grahame wrote about the joys of "messing about in boats" in the opening chapters of The Wind in the Willows.

Specifically, if "Scott Pilgrim" were a video game, it would be an open-world "sandbox" game, in which messing around in the fictional world is not only more fun than properly playing the game — it's kind of the whole point.

Still, as Charles Kupchan, the senior staffer for Europe at the White House National Security Council, told the Times, Obama's message to Russia would be simple: "Don't even think about messing around in Estonia or in any of the Baltic areas in the same way that you've been messing around in Ukraine".

We had driving licences at 14 and roamed all over the place - swimming in flooded quarries, messing around in boats.