Sentence examples for a mess over from inspiring English sources

"It was a mess over there," he said.

Every few years the church gets itself into a mess over how to use its churches.

Labour might get into a mess, over constitutional reform or economic policy, and fall apart before the end of a five-year Parliament.

Do we want to read about erections that don't quite...erect, or else erect so quickly that they make a mess over everything?

"He was a mess over there," said his longtime girlfriend, Chanolia Anderson, who is the mother of two of his three children.

The government seems to get into more of a mess over the new revived EU constitution every day - but it must not ignore calls for a referendum.

The buzz: "The Strange Boys come on like a mid-60s Rolling Stones messed over by the Black Lips, all major keys and jangling guitars, but with a filthy agenda".

They took foolhardy risks, cut things up, made a mess, fell over.

Darren: We did kind of make a mess all over the table with the fish.

Now that the Tories are in a mess again over Europe, Labour has a great chance of a breakthrough.

For instance, if a patient has trouble eating with utensils and is making a mess all over the place, you give them finger foods.