Sentence examples for a real messy from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a real messy" is not correct in standard written English
It should be "a real mess" or "really messy" depending on the context. Example: "After the party, the living room was a real mess."
And so the distance between them is not just the 20 kilometers on the impressive new Bus Rapid Transit system: it is the distance between a real, messy South Africa and the "Mandela Miracle" fantasy that at times enables, and at time oppresses, the country.
"We had plenty of opportunity to clear it, and it was a real messy goal which makes it all doubly disappointing".
Also, you might want to grab a snack that is not real messy, because if it is messy you have to clean up after it.
They are on the precipice of actually implementing formerly theoretical ideas in the real, messy space that is a classroom, with dozens, if not hundreds, of students watching them.
This is no artful collection of homilies -- it's a real novel, messy, brave and weirdly lovable.
"It got real messy," Ms. Davis said.
Most real problems worth solving are real messy and full of ambiguity.
But in the real, messy world of creativity, giving away the thing you don't really understand for the thing that you do is an inevitable tradeoff.
"There are a few guys good enough to write a perfect act and get onstage, but everybody else workshops it and workshops it, and it can get real messy," Rock said.
Once your hands get eggy, things can get real messy real fast when you're dipping them back into flour.
And true to form, this isn't because she douses mourners in sunny cheer, but because she gives us permission to stay in our real, messy, inconvenient feelings.
