Sentence examples for creating a mess from inspiring English sources

Passing trains blow them every which way, creating a mess and increasing the risk of track fires.

All he has to do to avoid creating a mess while on this trip is to stay bland and talk in generalities; instead, he's causing international incidents every step of the way.

Michelle Knight, the first victim abducted in 2002, delivered the baby on Christmas Day 2006 in the basement under threat of death from Castro, using a kiddie pool to avoid creating a mess.

In e-mail messages, the authorities say, the pair agreed to a pact in which Ms. Kajouji would jump from a bridge into a river (to avoid, at Cami's suggestion, the police say, creating a mess) and Cami would hang herself a day later.

In other words, after eight years of figuring out how to give a stake in the outcome to all employees and creating a mess in the process, we have found a formula that gives employees the benefits of stock options with significantly fewer headaches.

They offered speedy shipping from company-owned warehouses, refunds for merchandise returned within 30 days, toll-free customer service numbers -- and even video clips of popular infomercials in case you want to review that demonstration of how to skewer a chicken on no-stick spit rods without creating a mess.

"We've created a mess, and this mess needs to be cleared up," he said.

The decision to hold an election without delay was bound to create a mess.

They've created a mess for themselves, for a variety of reasons.

Bajan Ag Hamatou angrily blamed the West for having created a mess in his backyard.

"I was fearful we would have unplanned development there that would create a mess," he said.