Sentence examples for messing all over from inspiring English sources

Joe Scarborough of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" said the story of Republicans "messing all over this holy site" will reverberate "from pew to pew, family to family, preacher to preacher," especially within the GOP's conservative Christian base.

The worst is diarrhea, squeezing my sphincter muscles, tighter, tighter--holding on so I don't mess all over myself.

The mania that Wilkie Collins called "detective fever" suddenly shifted to "distaste for the working-class fellow who had meddled in middle-class affairs" and the fear that such troublemakers might eventually breach the sanctity of one's own home and mess all over the drawing-room carpet, as W. H. Auden put it in his classic essay "The Guilty Vicarage".

Previously on Project Runway: The designers splashed big hot Campbell's soup messes all over women recovering from major surgery and it was a Very Special Episode, albeit one that unfortunately resulted in terrible garments because the contestants were not used to making clothes for real people.

I was messing up all over the place.

If you feel things are going wrong and you have messed up badly, start all over again by unscrewing and removing everything.

Darren: We did kind of make a mess all over the table with the fish.

Don't you have this mess all over the place over there?" Actually, French officials say they have been studying New York City's efforts to reduce graffiti.

Lying down on a bed that's half-made, on a painful mattress with mess all over the floor isn't going to help you relax.

For instance, if a patient has trouble eating with utensils and is making a mess all over the place, you give them finger foods.

In the finals, Wade, who has been something of a mess all over the court, and James have combined to convert just 28 percent of their shots that are not layups.