Sentence examples for time mess from inspiring English sources

Advocates of bidets say that they reduce bathroom time, mess, and waste, mainly by cutting down on toilet-paper use.

As an intransitive verb, futz is defined by the Oxford English Dictionary as U.S. slang for "to loaf, waste time, mess around".

The comedy here is less militant, not straining to intimidate but arising from a more tolerant sense that most folks, most of the time, mess up.

For starters, he runs the smart phone's voice recording device to capture conversations that he replays at the end of the day avoiding the time, mess and hassle of note-taking.

So we decided to try to design a better drill that could reduce the time, mess and hassle of installing these pipes, which could in turn reduce the final cost of a system to homeowners.

This isn't the first time Mess Kid has taken direct inspiration from pre-existing material.

We had a wild time messing about with his vocals.

Latency, the lag between real time and computer-processed time, messes with us, too.

And Leavitt is once again having a surprisingly good time messing about with the idea of authorship.

I did an English degree, and spent most of my time messing about in theatre," he says.

But it actually made me realise that I'm really indecisive - I spend most of my time messing about moving paragraphs.