Sentence examples for messy rooms from inspiring English sources
Old - but not antique - wood panelling, tatty carpet, messy rooms.
Latins are more poetic than whites, no? Always ready with a pithy phrase to organize the messy rooms of their Caucasian employers' souls?
We even talked about whether parents who send photos of their kids' messy rooms to The Times are invading their privacy.
The ones to be constructed at this workshop at Sony Wonder Technology Lab won't be ready to play chess or clean messy rooms, but they will move.
— Marc Ragovin, New York A new study says there are 2 million depressed teens in the U.S. The signs are unkempt appearance, messy rooms, and lack of energy.
And parents will especially appreciate "Big Mess," which teaches what we have long suspected: that messy rooms have lives of their own.
Thus, people greatly preferred convention in the tidy room and novelty in the messy room.
Mailloux pointed to a picture of a messy room in the book.
Pointing to the messy room, he added, "It's time to get a couch".
Nonetheless, the messy room subjects were more creative, as we expected.
Undoubtedly, at times we can become too reductionistic, seeing patterns where none exist: sometimes a messy room is just a messy room.
