Sentence examples similar to time for mess from inspiring English sources

We were talking about cutting back on their time in art class, that treasured time for mess-making.

There's no time for messing about, that's not the way the Copa América rolls.

And with terrorism and recession now such dominant concerns, she said Congress was likely to find little time for "messing around with one of the few parts of the economy that's held up".

There's no time for messing about now, there can be no substitute for hard work and that's what we're going to do," Brailsford added.

Cool! You've got no time for messing around.

Maybe it's painting, but you think, Ain't no one got time for that mess!

She will spend less time in my room, so she'll have more time for the messes left behind by the inconsiderate guests.

Then-President George W. Bush was widely and unfairly blamed at the time for making a mess of the immigration reform fight in Congress by not pushing hard enough for passage of the immigration bill debated in 2007.

It's a small rebellion against the world of social media, where people try to make out they are having fun at social events all the time, and a rejection of the pressures faced by the generation that came of age during the 00s recession, who were told there was no time for laziness or messing about if they ever wanted to become financially independent.

Also, it leaves less time to mess up your look before you're waiting for that doorbell to ring.

Murray's Chickens has introduced prebrined turkeys, saving the cook a lot of time and mess for an extremely flavorful result.