Sentence examples for a mess of bits from inspiring English sources
The original felt like a mess of bits and bobs at the time, but because we are by nature pattern-makers - think of the constellations, or Hamlet on clouds - it eventually coheres into a narrative which in retrospect seems to have been there all along: a beginning, a middle and an end, although as Godard famously said, not necessarily in that order.
The have-nots stand stupidly silent, making a mess of carrot bits at their stations.
Making a mistake is easy but making a mess of something requires a bit more work.
Soon the table was a mess of breadcrumbs, splashes of broth, and bits of lamb.
Traditionally, the bookies tend to make a bit of a mess of the Mercury prize.
USA have made a bit of a mess of this, but can the British team take advantage?
"We managed to make a bit of a mess of it but got there in the end".
Transport is a mess, and key bits of infrastructure are missing.
If you see any makeup mistakes, pimples, or a messed up bit of hair, fix it.
In fact, it now seems a bit of a mess, as out-of-touch and unfriendly as Mark Corrigan.
"It's a bit of a mess at the moment, isn't it?
