Sentence examples for messy nights from inspiring English sources

It wasn't a place for shots or binges, for messy nights that spree into nauseous, head-pounding mornings.

Many of the things that women are told can never be empowering – clothes, makeup, messy nights out on the town – are easily affordable to middle-class women.

No children, no sex, no messy nights vomiting outside bars, no unintended pregnancies, no fights in the street, no betrayals, no surprises, no broken promises, no promises.

Then there are the really bad ones, who are just in it for some messy nights out and the photo ops.

December, 2001-2006 The clubs yearly invite-only mailing list parties - messy nights of gratis booze, homemade punch and free-for-all DJ sets from the extended Trash family.

With that as backing, van Groeningen manages to capture the nihilistic revelry of truly messy nights out, which begin to catch up on Frank who, half way through the film, seems to forget he's got a pregnant wife and a small child at home.

"It was a messy night".

NUXX, an alcoholic's cri de coeur which describes one messy night in Soho (with, among others, the comedian Bill Bailey), the music transforms the meaning.

All around, the woods look worse for wear after a messy night: clods of earth kicked up by foraging wild boar; chunks of bark stripped from the trees by elk; timber chomped up and dragged about by unscrupulous beavers.

It's only at Harcourt Street that the first harbinger of a messy night appears: A girl dances out of a club into the path of an oncoming Luas (Dublin's slow-moving tram system), and it grinds to a halt until she moves on.

It's only at Harcourt Street that the first harbinger of a messy night appears: a girl dances out of a club into the path of an oncoming Luas (Dublin's slow-moving purple tram system) and it grinds to a halt until she moves on.