Sentence examples for messy years from inspiring English sources

The five messy years he spent at Madison Square Garden are a distant afterthought.

"This is going to be a messy year," Mr. Jackson said.

Some readers may be disappointed when the love affair with Carolyn, seemingly central at the start, turns out to be a bit of a bust, just another problem for Marina to survive in her messy year abroad.

Our best hope, as this strange and messy year of decisions ends, is that the people who have won will always remember the large number of hands that were waving on the other side.

After a messy year for Google+ spent working on its login platform for third-party apps, Google finally brought its app install ads to mobile search and YouTube in August.

But fraternity and sorority advisers on campuses are still looking for answers about how NPC and the NIC got involved in a messy year of lobbying.

They also question whether the company, having retrenched after the Lescure and Messier years, has a strategy for future growth.

This was the dizzyingly erotic experience of the young John Lennon – played by 19-year-old newcomer Aaron Johnson – in this account of his painful, messy teenage years in 1950s Liverpool, written by Matt Greenhalgh (the author of Anton Corbijn's Ian Curtis biopic, Control) and directed by Sam Taylor-Wood.

The incredibly funny, frank 26 year old might not be a teenager anymore, but she's best known for playing messy 16-year-old Rae Earl in the E4 programme.

In a messy transition year, they missed the playoffs entirely.

Keenan left first, followed by Messier three years later, followed by Smith three years after him.