Sentence examples for get messy with from inspiring English sources

This weekly art event gives you a chance to get messy with paints at different pubs around London.

Greenaway's favourite place to get messy with seafood is The Lobster Shack in North Berwick's tiny harbour.

Big Cook and Little Cook are supposed to sing songs, make buns and get messy with flour, not crack jokes about famous people's private parts.

In some areas it will get messy, with councils possibly winding up entire services and dropping below the statutory minimum in others.

Things get messy with General Motors brands, though as the maker starting including wireless chargers in its 2017 model line but those pads do not Qi standards.

In other words, the domestic cleaning marketplace in the UK and Europe could be about to get messy, with no one startup yet to clean up.

If that works with Hepworth's aesthetic of turning natural forms into abstraction, the clothes speak of her lifestyle, getting messy with materials in her studio.

The midnight buffet got messy, with The Washington Evening Star reporting, "The floor of the supper room was soon sticky, pasty and oily with wasted confections, mashed cake and debris of fowl and meat".

Richard Huntington, the chief strategy officer of Saatchi & Saatchi, said: "Advertisers are still stuck in the rut of seeing mums in the role of cook, cleaner and nurse – while dad has fun playing outside and getting messy with his kids".

The big one for me is the story of how one artist figured out that by staying personal and getting messy with opposites — exquisiteness and grossness, Bernini and bathroom jokes — and being willing to go "too far" without being reckless, she could make art that was the equivalent of a certain kind of diary writing: purgative, but rigorously poetic.

Then again, given that one of the most compelling features of Google Docs is real-time collaboration with coworkers (which gets messy with offline syncing), this isn't all that surprising.