Sentence examples for create a messy from inspiring English sources

Then create a messy center part.

Shane Victorino of the Philadelphia Phillies predicted that Pujols's ascension could create a messy situation.

Strong challenges from newcomers to Internet TV could create a messy battle over the next few years.

If Mr. Paul were somehow to secure the 194-vote margin, that would create a messy scenario for the Maine G.O.P.

His absence, whenever it comes, will create a messy vacuum lasting at least a year as several people attempt to do the job of one man.

Regarding California's initiative, the Bush White House took the view that allowing states to set their own emissions standards would create a messy patchwork of regulations across the country, making it harder for the car manufacturers to comply.

Pull out a few strands if you want to create a messier sock-bun, and then spritz your hair with a bit of hairspray to set it.

But a less-welcome visitor — sea algae — has created a messy problem.

Moreover, gathering nonpublic information about Diamond could have created a messy conflict with any related confidentially agreements it signed.

In Britain we created a messy compromise between the state sector and surviving church schools, once only CoE, now Catholic, Jewish, Muslim, rich.

The camera had some minor issues with close-up photos — mainly focusing on the wrong part of the scene and creating a messy blur — but in terms of shooting speed, the Sony won hands-down.