Sentence examples for the mess off from inspiring English sources

It means, as we've always suspected, that Mr. Bush's only real strategy for Iraq has been to hand the mess off to his successor.

Once volunteers knew the name of the dog and the breed, town officials tracked down the owner's address while volunteers carefully scrapped the mess off the sidewalk, placing it into plastic bags and white cardboard boxes to be posted.

As David Conn wrote prophetically in the Guardian the next day: "There is a feeling that the club's hold on its place among English football's elite is weakening, with failures on the pitch married damagingly to the mess off it".

Gold bought the division himself for $34 million, in order to get the mess off the books of 99 Cents, only to fold it at a loss months later.

This is an apron that allows a hand towel to be attached to it via a zipper so that you can wipe your hands off as regularly as you want to, while keeping the mess off your clothes.

Being ill is a good time to get the mess off your computer.

The point, however, is that doing nothing isn't the only alternative to letting the parties who got us into this mess off the hook.

He will hand this mess off to his successor.

For example, if you resolve the mess of cords coming off his desk in his home office by coming up with a DIY solution, he'll love it.

The only summary that's clear is that the Bush administration is once again buying time through Ambassador Crocker and General Petraeus to pass this costly and shameful mess off to the next administration.

The bank is still trying to clean up the mess, hiving off as many businesses and branches as it can and laying off thousands of workers.