Sentence examples for mess category from inspiring English sources

The Jaguars did a good job of falling into the "mess" category in getting demolished by the Eagles, but their mascot did soar to the top of the list of mascot feats by bungee jumping over the stadium.

At the Pentagon, a senior officer dismissed reports that the Iraqi leader or his son had been inside the mosque attacked by the marines as falling under the category of "mess-deck rumors".

There is no third category: we all mess up from time to time.

Less heartwarming these days is the story of college basketball players in the one-and-done category leaving a mess behind when they leave school.

There comes a point, in this type of hysterical consumerism, when a category is so messed with that it fails according to the terms of its own definition.

This year, a movie deserving no awards in any other category, "You Don't Mess with the Zohan," should get one for Best Hummus.

The one category in all of this mess to see real increases in numbers is for pilotless drones, or as the authors of the plan like to call them "Unmanned Multirole, Surveillance and Strike Aircraft".

As it began to sort out the mess, the VA identified 14 other job categories that were apparently misclassified.

Every car — regardless of category or price — had the same mess of dials, buttons, lights and screens surrounding the driver.

There are several categories of factors whose absence can mess up brains during development.

It is an egalitarian sort of mess: Twitter does not sort its users into categories, does not tag some as celebrities, does not map out who does lunch with whom in the real world.