Sentence examples for some mess from inspiring English sources

Always makin some mess or doin some outlandish thing.

Some mess up and pay too much, or to the wrong people.

"And each year you find some mess you didn't anticipate when you return in the spring.

Basically, we'll get some mess that no one chose and everybody hates.

I have made good money for a while, but since I was working 20 hours a day sometimes, I never had time to get into some mess".

He went on, "The real politics resonated with me, because I have yet to see something that we've done, or any President has done, that was really important and good, that did not involve some mess and some strong-arming and some shading of how it was initially talked about to a particular member of the legislature who you needed a vote from.

I've had some mess-ups on tour, and I think I've improved in those areas and I'm trying to get better.

Mr. Coleman admitted that "there were some mess-ups" in four other cases involving misidentifications and false reports that resulted in dismissals.

Bubba says: "I've had some mess-ups on Tour, and I think I've improved in those areas and I'm trying to get better.

Some messes are compelling.

"There were a couple of offers but there was some messing about and Everton came in and made a proper offer," he said.