Sentence examples for become sloppy from inspiring English sources

Although he said he feels deflated, Mr. Fowle said he would not let the work become sloppy.

At 40, the former fashion plate had become sloppy and unkempt; the gold digger was increasingly debt-ridden.

It is easy for players to become sloppy in mis-matches such as this, and for managers to be too clever.

And while Matthew Holm's art has always been simple — at best, his animals have the loose lines and good cheer of the prolific French cartoonist Lewis Trondheim's — his casual figures have become sloppy.

One purpose of Mr Lieven's superbly wide-ranging and compulsively readable book is to identify these differences and restore some rigour to the definition of terms like "empire" and "imperialism", which have become sloppy pejoratives.

Add the leeks to the fat in the pan in which you cooked the chicken and saute without browning for about 10 minutes; they should soften but not become sloppy.

This could be partly a natural occurrence, if administrations become sloppier or more corrupt the longer they hold office.

Even though handwriting can change -- and become sloppier -- as a person ages, people who are not learning or practicing it are at a disadvantage, Ms. Harralson said.

Faulks's plotting becomes sloppy.

As the half-hour approached United became sloppy.

Laviolette wanted his Islanders to charge, but the team often became sloppy while retreating.