Sentences with phrase «things got a bit messy»

Things got a bit messy when they had the purple splodges a few years ago, but otherwise you can usually rely on a Red Bull livery to be fairly smart.

The device's 5 - MP rear lens and small stereo speakers sit at the top of the back panel, though things get a bit messy when you head further down.

However, even with the local co-op the closely zoomed camera can see things get a bit messy at times.

Things get a bit messy when four warriors are spread across the battlefield, however.

Things got a bit messy when it was suggested in the courtroom that the five years of probation and six months of community service Brown had been sentenced to for the incident had not been completed.

Not exact matches

It's smooth texture virtually eliminates the risk of choking, and although things can get a bit messy when eating this dynamite dairy product, especially if a child is attempting to feed herself, it's pretty easy to clean up and doesn't usually leave any sort of stains.

SUNNY GAULT: I think one of the nice things in defence of purees a little bit though is that if you're transitioning from breast milk I think it's more of an easy or could be an easier transition just consistency wise I mean especially if you have babies that really love breast milk and you can't get them off the breast and like I felt that it was a little bit more messy for sure but a little bit more like breast milk like transition.

(Of course, one of the best parts of Craft Week is that things get a tiny bit messy, so make sure the kids wear washable clothes.)

Decidedly nonlinear, the work is «about things getting confused along the way and a bit messy.»

3 For any leftover sticky residue, you'll have to get a bit messier to get things totally clean.

Step 3: For any leftover sticky residue, you'll have to get a bit messier to get things totally clean.