Sentence examples for all in a mess from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "all in a mess" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition where things are disorganized or chaotic.
Example: "After the party, the living room was all in a mess, with empty cups and scattered decorations everywhere."
Alternatives: "in disarray" or "in chaos".

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Wycombe, Dagenham and Barnet were all in a mess when the Gills turned up, while Torquay have been labouring a little, yet they turned the leaders over in midweek.

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It'll all end in a mess one of these days.

The three biggest (Korea, Taihan and Hyundai) control two-thirds of the market, but all are in a mess.

They all entangle in a mess of familial intrigue and intimacy, where the stage feels like both a comedy stand and a confessional.

It was all in such a mess, anyway.

"Beijing's position on the oil rig drilling has not shifted at all, but Vietnam is in a mess now, the difference itself already tells us a lot," it says.

When you contemplate Adam and Eve Towards the End - his glassed-in world and hers, with male and female accoutrements, mirrors, soil, tobacco, all in a terrible mess - it is dread, not dry thought, that clutches you.

Narrative and playfulness, getting lost and finding himself again, making asides and getting in a mess are all part of the deal.

Ecuador is in a mess.

We're in a mess".

We are in a mess.

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