Sentence examples for would make a mess from inspiring English sources
But it would make a mess of the 5 May police and crime commissioner elections.
If all of that so-called revenue sharing money were to disappear, it would make a mess of the system.
Moreover, there are machine translation programs that would make a mess of Shakespeare, but that can easily translate technical texts.
"Although with some boys it is clear they would make a mess of university because they are just so desperate to act".
Yes, it would make a mess of television schedules, not to mention the rest of Penn State's athletic teams — which rely on the revenue that football generates — but it's the only way to send the right message.
Ms. Lucas was a late-blooming cook, having grown up in a household where her mother was convinced she'd make a mess in the kitchen.
If the request sounds interesting, but you're pretty sure you'd make a mess of it, focus on your lack of qualifications instead.
Toby was devastated, saying he'd made a mess of his life.
But there was no denying that they'd made a mess of their lives, and they were grateful for Joseph's sacrifices on their behalf.
We'd made a mess of her mum's account in the first place, but I've rarely had greater satisfaction at work than when she thanked me so profusely for smoothing out the issue.
