Sentence examples for expensive mess from inspiring English sources
If not, the Rangers could find themselves in yet another expensive mess.
That did not feel so good.To reduce the risk of an expensive mess, London needs to avoid three traps.
Fortitude on Sky Atlantic is a big expensive mess, a melange of tasty titbits from other recent hits.
Root proves the principle of an Academy can work in sport, despite the ruinously expensive mess football has made of its youth development.
When a mount is improperly installed and falls off a wall, so does the TV and that makes one big, expensive mess.
The conservative former California congressman appeared unabashedly free-market and pro-business, working hard to clean up some of the more expensive messes brought on by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002.
There's none of that tricky, and very expensive, messing around with oak barrels and long-aging that goes into making whisky or cognac you simply ferment a mash of wheat, rye or potatoes, run the result through a still, filter it to remove the last vestiges of the oils and congeners that impart flavor, and stick it in the bottle.
Every other problem in my life rushed in to adhere itself to this one -- as they do -- making it an insurmountable, expensive, infuriating mess.
Prior to the App Store, selling games to the mass market was an expensive and difficult mess of approvals by powers-that-be, often at massive disadvantage to the game maker.
(Scott) 'THE MUMMY: TOMB OF THE DRAGON EMPEROR' (PG-13, 1:53) The third and weakest installment of the "Mummy" franchise is an expensive but incoherent mess.
