Sentence examples for creating a messy from inspiring English sources
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.
"Soup Hole Live Feed," a sculpture in smoked Plexiglas by David AresemblesSix, resembles an L-shaped fragment of high-rise duct work except that corn syrup, Vaseline, glue, cement and sweet-and-sour sauce have been poured down its gullet, creating a messy, still wet appearance -- and intimations of disaster or foul play, not to mention Bruce Nauman and Matthew Barney.
McGeary, a psychologist who studies addiction at Brown University, will then trace the pattern from the peak, down and back along the base of the graph, again and again, creating a messy triangle that signifies a messy cycle of dependence linking alcohol to anxiety.
This suggests that some families overlap with each other, creating a "messy" pattern.
While food can be placed directly into the basket, this typically results in the food sticking and creating a messier cleanup process.
But a less-welcome visitor — sea algae — has created a messy problem.
Shane Victorino of the Philadelphia Phillies predicted that Pujols's ascension could create a messy situation.
If Mr. Paul were somehow to secure the 194-vote margin, that would create a messy scenario for the Maine G.O.P.
Moreover, gathering nonpublic information about Diamond could have created a messy conflict with any related confidentially agreements it signed.
Strong challenges from newcomers to Internet TV could create a messy battle over the next few years.
