Sentence examples for tremendous mess from inspiring English sources

It rarely works, and it makes a tremendous mess while you are trying.

Depending on their design, the machines can create a tremendous mess if used with alcoholic or sweet drinks; some would-be hackers report traumas like ceilings covered with margarita mix, or a fine mist of red wine sprayed around a 400-square-foot kitchen.

It is a tremendous mess and, plainly, it is easier for Lerner to avoid awkward questions about his culpability when the other option is to keep his distance, holed away in the Hamptons, and communicate in occasional statements via the club's website.

[Feynman] There's this tremendous mess Of waves all over in space Which is the light bouncing around the room And going from one thing to the other.

OO India's Coal Rush Could Tip Us All Into Irreversible Climate Change - gotta keep prodding them into solar power... Epilogue: BP continues to complain about paying for the tremendous mess it created.

Instruct guests to limit the amount of baking soda--too much can create a tremendous mess.

Then there are the show-offs, who make a tremendous fuss, noise and mess, hang flags out of windows, call themselves "artists" and annoy their neighbours.

An actor who was in that previous workshop told us that the show has tremendous potential, but that the book is "a mess".

Few scores present its performers with such formidable challenges as the Missa Solemnis, Beethoven's tremendous examination of the grandeur of God and the mess mankind has made of creation.

The player's agency to mess with a scene can, however, be a tremendous source of humour.

President Obama and Democrats have made significant proposals that would have made a tremendous difference in the economy we experience today, but they also contributed to the mess we are in.