Sentence examples for developing mess from inspiring English sources

From Budapest, where, his mother recalled fondly, as a child he was in such a hurry that he used to walk into lamp-posts, he moved to Berlin and then to Paris, where he reinvented himself as a photo-journalist so successfully that he was sent to Spain to cover the developing mess of the Civil War.

It has been called everything: exotic, historic, unsafe (a claim buttressed by the death of photographer Sarai Sierra), food heaven, fundamentalist, a developing country, a mess, erotic or downright scary, all of them adjectives that stick to unexpected like glue.

Nuru has also imported urine-repelling paint from Germany, which was developed to deal with the mess left by bar patrons in Hamburg who relieved themselves in public after last call.

How on earth did we ever agree to this?' A swirling mess was developing through the morning on Sunday.

Speaking on ITV's Tonight programme, which will air on Thursday, the public health nurse said she was a "mess" after developing meningitis triggered by the lingering virus in her nervous system in September 2015.

The kingdom of Wakanda will need to be handled with care in Ryan Coogler's standalone 2018 Panther movie if it is to be a genuinely Afrocentric story rather than a mess of developing world stereotypes.

Data infrastructure in the developing world is a mess.

Why did Mr Putin's fixers let the whole mess develop?An alternative is that Unity was indeed acting on behalf of the presidential administration—or of a clique within it.

Many developing countries are in a mess right now, but many have made real improvements to their economic management in recent years.

By the way Ego, I wasn't feeling too great this year, since I developed a lot of food allergies and my digestion was a mess.

He happily leaves and makes it back home in times for his curfew, but discovers after developing his photos that he has messed them up.