Sentence examples similar to it turned messy from inspiring English sources

At least the Yankees comforted themselves with a victory, though the ending turned messy.

A photography deal offered on Groupon in Atlanta yesterday turned messy when it was revealed that the photographer had promoted her work with stolen images and was far from equipped to carry out the terms of the Groupon.

This could have turned messy; the 71-year-old Mrs. Baker keeps a.38 tucked in her bosom.

He took to studying philosophy, and particularly enjoyed logic problems for the way they turned messy questions of free will into technical, solvable puzzles.

John Connor, the institute's head, reckons both polls reflect Australians' frustration at the failure to get a scheme started, rather than any wavering in faith in the scientific evidence for climate change.Mr Rudd's own wavering suggests reluctance to let an issue that has turned messy spoil his re-election chances.

A long-drawn-out argument over how much rent they should pay turned messy when the Sky Blues upped sticks to move to Sixfields, home of Northampton Town, more than 30 miles away.

Don't tell a lot of people that you like this person or it could turn messy.

It's my job as a blogger to turn messy reality into an entertaining and informative story.

It has been my experience these financing methods turn messy, primarily because the information was part of the pitch to sell a policy in the first place without a full explanation.

It could quickly turn into hostility if the war turns messy and protracted and the political dividends fail to materialise or meet expectations.

In The Pleasure of My Company, Daniel turns messy experience into numbers and grids - which makes urgent sense to him, even as it costs him his place at college and then his job with Hewlett-Packard.