Sentence examples for fresh mess from inspiring English sources

Chances are that when you come back, some fresh mess will have hit the fan.

During the last decade of his life (he died last summer, at the age of seventy), he would often grab a paintbrush or Sharpie and fiddle with the familiar national form, make a fresh mess of the mainland, or carve characters out of county lines.

It was the work of her food artist daughter, Jennifer Rubell, who had supplied the piece with a mess of fresh walnuts.

Some of the indignities seem trivial — black and Arab soldiers are denied fresh tomatoes in the mess hall — but they are part of an unmistakable pattern.

When Violet's husband Beverly (the reliable Carl Schurr) disappears, the couple's three daughters return home, each bearing emotional baggage from the past and a whole mess of fresh tension involving the men in their lives.

The drinks, many of them made with fresh juices, are not messing around either.

Which is to say, "Terminator Genisys" is no fresh start — it's a mess.

Which is to say, 'Terminator Genisys' is no fresh start -- it's a mess". Penelope Spheeris' trio of documentaries known as "The Decline of Western Civilization," Parts 1, 2 and 3, has just been released as a set for the first time.

They are far less mess, and keep you fresh and clean all day long.

This means that even on the frequent powder days you rarely have to worry about other skiers getting in your way or, heaven forfend, messing up your fresh tracks.

Almond liqueurs and marzipan taste nothing like the fresh nuts, but if someone messed around with the recipe now to make them taste of the actual nut, there would be an uproar.