Sentence examples for a mess from from inspiring English sources

Miller did not inherit a mess from Ralston.

But it was a mess from the first mark he made, and he scribbled it out.

He peered up and saw that Alice's hair was a mess from the wind.

But it is a mess from which Israel will not easily be able to extricate itself.

"The whole idea of punk rock and politics was a mess from the beginning," he said.

I inherited a mess from you, and we are clearing it up".

Amaker inherited a mess stemming from a booster scandal, lackluster facilities and poor recruiting.

Obama leaves Iraq in a mess, disengages from the Mid East, does nothing in Syria, Libya or Palestine & then blames us.

"This has been a mess right from the beginning, with walkouts, misunderstandings and collapses," Mr. Perry said, summing up the negotiations.

"That whole Arab Spring business has been a mess, right from the start," said a senior American diplomat recently.

Erlewine described "Country Sad Ballad Man" as a bizarrely affecting, strangled lo-fi psychedelia, whilst Collins claimed that "the seated intro is a rustic mess from which arises a simply beautiful, lazy riff".