Sentence examples for Well mess from inspiring English sources

US and EU sanctions on Iran could well mess with these hopes, especially if Iran decides to cut oil shipments well before the EU sanctions formally come into force.

So food like turkey, salmon and eggs are exactly what you need to get your brain back to normal – but don't eat anything else, like carbs or fruit, with your turkey, as it may well mess with the good bits getting into your brain.

In "Meant Well, Messed Up" (Op-Ed, July 29), Theodore C. Sorensen echoes the Democrats' theme that we have isolated ourselves from old allies through the arrogance of the Bush administration.

"There was, well, a mess.

Well, they mess around,' " Ahmet's voice sang.

Well, this mess is small potatoes compared with some of the problems Mr. Bush might have to confront as president.

And with some 8 million permanent residents and 12 million daytime occupants yes, that's 4 million travelers likely using some type of cell NYC is a market you don't want to, well… "mess" with.

Well, the mess factor is only amplified when you try baking with toddlers.

"If the argument is that we are messing with Mother Nature, well, we messed with her long ago when we built there," Professor Farrell said.

With Allan Corduner twinkly as the well-intentioned mess doctor and David Thaxton in good voice as Giorgio, it is Elena Roger who turns in a performance of astonishing virtuosity as the dwarfish and transfigured Fosca.

Disney's rivals, such as NewsCorp or Sony, might well have messed them up.