Sentence examples for messy passage from inspiring English sources

The Ron Paul movement has grown, but the events of recent years — the rise of the Tea Party, the fights over corporate bailouts, the messy passage of Obama's health-care reform bill — have done surprisingly little to raise Paul's standing among Republicans.

The final movement grew to 40 phases and carried the game went way past the 80 minutes until one last peep gave Saracens a penalty and a beautifully messy passage into the Heineken Cup semi-finals – at Twickenham against Clermont Auvergne.

The program concluded with Brahms's Symphony No. 4. As with the earlier works, the playing was rough around the edges, with hesitant entrances, messy passages and brass bloopers.

That seems a far more likely route to follow, and his opponent then will probably be Danny Garcia, who ripped away his light-welterweight title in 2012 to instigate the messiest passage of Khan's career.

Even so, the House debate will most likely become messy — and passage may still be threatened by the minefield of amendments the bill will probably face on Tuesday.

They played with spirit and polish in the substantial overture, although as the long evening progressed there were intonation problems in the strings and some messy ensemble passages.

In a story of damage upon damage, sweeping bodies under the rug is always preferable to an accounting of their messy, fucked up passage.

And it need not have been as messy as the passage of Prop 8, and its expected upholding last spring by the California Supreme Court, has made it.

Himself: Brown did not really deal with this - there was less personal stuff than there has been in previous conference speeches - but Sarah Brown addressed this, particularly in the passage about Brown being messy and noisy.

Passage would be a messier process, however.

In fact, even such a familiar lyric set piece as "The Moors" simply doesn't exist in the manuscripts as a singular entity, but evolved out of a passage in a longer, messier work.