Sentence examples for messing calling from inspiring English sources

The red carpet started off hot, with Debra Messing calling out E! for paying their female co-hosts less than their male co-hosts while being interviewed by E!, but the actual awards show was mostly unremarkable, if not outright disappointing.

Rich Whitney, the Green Party candidate, who was excluded from the debate, belittled both competitors' proposals for our fiscal mess, calling Mr. Quinn a "slow torcher" and Mr. Brady a "quick beheader".

THE Giuliani administration has generally tried to put a smile button on the traffic mess, calling it a sign of good times.

He described it as "ultimately a bit of a mess", calling the contrast between the "uneasy mix of the humorous and downright daft" gang and the "sinister" Solomon story "jarring".

That large and complex emotional mess called national victory holds no sway for the warrior.

The whole mess calls for a rethinking of the entire project within the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

There were few loves in Mencken's life, apart from women – "we squeeze what we can from this strange mess called life" – but they were passionate.

Other desserts were much too sugary or dense or bludgeoned with pointless combinations, like a layered mess called raspberry bash: dark chocolate, white chocolate, chocolate syrup, cookie crust, raspberry, whipped cream and maybe more.

Larry M. James Larry M. James arrived in Bryan, Tex. two years ago to take over a financial mess called NetNearU.

But the real innovation in Rochester is the sloppy mess called the Garbage Plate.

After all, the huge, costly, senseless and deadly mess called the Iraq war made people yearn for a better way.