Sentence examples for filthy mess from inspiring English sources

Look at this filthy mess.

They should compensate us for the filthy mess they leave us".

"We would arrest you for speaking against the government," the officers told her. "But we don't want your filthy mess in the station".

Nothing can beat Cradock's lemon basket with a handle fashioned out of the peel, which "can be picked up easily and additional lemon juice squeezed over as desired without getting your fingers in a filthy mess".

2500 years ago, Europe was a filthy mess of dirt roads, battered and cracked by hooves in the summer and rutted by rude wheels in the winter.

This was truly a filthy, filthy mess". A highlight of the tour, given for a group of visiting reporters, visiting was when a regal "George Washington" stepped out of a soldiers' hut at Valley Forge.

Imagine the filthy, toxic mess all around you.

Woodstock been romanticised as being perfect – studying it now I know it was dirty, filthy, a mess – but it was peaceful and I don't know if that could be pulled off today," he said.

In "1984," George Orwell details the hideous food served in the canteen at the Ministry of Truth, chiefly a "pinkish-gray stew" that he says at one point has a "sour metallic smell," at another is "tinny" and elsewhere is a "filthy liquid mess that had the appearance of vomit".

"They'd used pots and baking trays in my kitchen as a toilet and left a filthy and dangerous mess everywhere.

The "Hill Street Blues" writer David Milch, the "wildly unpredictable" creator of "Deadwood," set in the rich muck of late-19th-century gold-rush South Dakota and ripe with gorgeous, florid, filthy dialogue, is a mess of autocratic perversity and struggles with addiction.