Sentence examples for make a terrible mess from inspiring English sources

Make a terrible mess of it.

They make a terrible mess of the bright work.

He tried to think about what would make him say it; he had seen a dye pack in a movie once and knew that it could explode and make a terrible mess.

"There is stuff out there which can make a terrible mess if it hits us, to put it mildly!" We are within spitting distance of Imperial College, where, in 1968, May, a physics student, pinned up a note asking for a "Ginger Baker/Mitch Mitchell-type drummer" and attracted the interest of a young blond studying dentistry.

I'll just have a go at it and I may make a terrible mess of it but I'd sooner make a mess than not have a go at all.

If this is too tall and you decide to mow your clover, be warned that the clippings stick to everything and make a terrible mess.

Environmental officials say that it also made a terrible mess.

"They've just made a terrible mess of it.

You may be miserable and making a terrible mess of it, but nevertheless that was your gift of days".

Are you one of the 200,000 people who'll be making a terrible mess of a few fields outside Glastonbury next weekend?

"The international community makes a terrible mess wherever it goes," Kaldor admits, a sentiment she spells out in stark terms early on in her book.