Sentence examples for big mess of from inspiring English sources
No one was hurt, but it made a big mess of the front of Pinky's taxi.
Then a big mess of derelict net, which he hooks to his winch.
A collection of Amazon subscriptions requires frequent deliveries and often results in a big mess of cardboard.
But for Obama, the immediate perception of political incompetence — he passed this big mess of a bill, and he couldn't even manage to make it constitutional!
This bowl is pure comfort: a big mess of oiled-up noodles tossed with scrambled eggs, chopped tomatoes, garlic, cabbage and chili flake.
Jacinto and the narrator have a battle of wills -- she tries to placate him with choice bits of branches -- he refuses to go where she wants him to, and makes a big mess out of the branches she's brought him.
If the yeast and liquid get together before the machine is scheduled to begin, then the yeast will become active and likely make a big mess out of the machine.
Biopics come in a number of flavors, though most turn out either to be hagiographies that clean up the little and big messes of famous lives, burnishing legends for maximum nostalgia, or analytical postmortems that try to put their subjects into play with history and the world.
Trevor Phelp makes an even bigger mess of it.
Demobilisation has largely failed.The biggest mess of them allAnd then there is Congo.
