Sentence examples for fond of messing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sieber, who is extremely fond of messing about in boats, planted a brass porthole on the bathroom door and plans to suspend model boats from above that window/ceiling, so you'll feel as if you're floating below a fleet of hulls.
Wales have rich experience of messing up against the Pacific Islands nations: fond of broken-field rugby themselves, the Red Dragons tend to play free-running opponents into a game rather than out of it.
Their lovely harmony is accentuated by a hand clap cup routine, which brings back fond memories of mess hall antics at summer camp though the songs were much different.
"Pope Francis is fond of 'creating a mess.' Mission accomplished," Tobin wrote of the family meetings.
As usual, Congress is fond of creating its own kind of messes.
But the human newcomers are not fond of their bovine neighbours, who smell foul, mess the water and attract an average of 1,000 flies per cow.
Compared by one critic to "benevolent aliens — perplexed, faintly anxious and deliriously fond of making both music and a mess," Blue Man Group came to be regarded as a must-see for tourists and a symbol of New York, perhaps not quite on the order of the Circle Line or the Rockettes, but a bit hipper.
Paraguayans are fond of sports.
