"Even when he wasn't playing, which was probably a consequence of a messy summer window, he conducted himself in a professional manner.
Some commenters apparently think blogs should be an extension of precisely and only the kind of thought, and the kind of product of that thought, familiar to us before we had access to the wonderfully messy, culturally informative window into the human processing of the world that the Internet has given us.
True to the original in tone and tempo, but with a nice, messy murder offering a window on to both the inner lives of the familiar characters and the legal and medical systems of the time, the book stands as an estimable sequel to Austen's text.
Walking into this room, with its bright windows and messy tubes of paint, its bare floorboards and empty canvases, you realise what this world was really all about – not the girls and the absinthe of legend, but the dedicated making of pictures, often against great odds.
Sometimes windows get messy; it happens.
Not the frivolous, wanton fantasies that occasionally flit into your head when sitting on a train or staring dully out the window, but the messy, complex and occasionally harrowing world of internet sex.
When a professional like Kate Moss, who can do a glamorous turn when the situation warrants, appears on behalf of cK be, every freckle and blemish is left showing, as if they were windows into a messy soul.
"Now we have a new window on the incredibly messy conditions at the moment a star explodes".
Spot checks by executives and the company's auditing team found used napkins left on tables, smudged windows and doors, and messy condiment stations.
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