Sentences with phrase «in a bit of a mess»
I was in bit of a mess with my current lease.
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Blind gives the ball away in a silly position high up the pitch and leaves the defence in a bit of a mess.
The Euro is in a bit of a mess right now, so the value of the currency has fallen from # 1 = $ 1.36 to # 1 = $ 1.42 in just 3 weeks.
But an ally said yesterday: «He was in a bit of a mess when he was told what was happened and took their advice.
It was a frustrating way to start the season and hopes were so high and we thought we'd got ourselves really set up and we ended up getting in a bit of a mess.»
Burnley Home Win: The Clarets have gone well at home this season and with the Baggies in a bit of a mess at the moment, it's just worth running with the Clarets to bank the home win.
Speaking of Frenchmen, Giroud too is in a bit of a mess in spite of his obvious talent and drive.
And I've headed into Chapter 19, where I've re-discovered that I did leave this chapter in a bit of a mess after cleaning up the tail end of 17.
My familyroom is always in a bit of a mess... pillows everywhere.
We all have those moments when we accidentally say something we shouldn't, so it's easy to relate to how Vornado chairman Stephen Roth ended up in a bit of a mess with Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino over some unguarded remarks Roth made at a Columbia University event earlier this month.
I have a couple new roommates this term and the kitchen cupboards are in a bit of a mess and I can't find anything.
Everton are in a bit of a mess.
«I did write some anti-Republican tweets recently and it got me in a bit of a mess,» he admits.
«What did help in terms of the Corbyn factor was it reinforced this idea that Labour's in a bit of a mess and isn't really strong enough to stand up to the SNP.
Conservatives will be reluctant to embrace change, but whether it be the West Lothian question, reform of the House of Lords or the leeching of Parliamentary sovereignty to the EU, it is clear our current constitution is in a bit of a mess.
Silent Hill, let's face it, is in a bit of a mess.
In the film, Mary (voiced by Hana Sugisaki and Ruby Barnhill) finds herself in a bit of a mess when she ventures into a forest during a thick fog and finds a flower that gives her temporary powers and a broom that whisks her away to Hogwar — uh, Endor College, a school of magic.
We all have those moments when we accidentally say something we shouldn't, so it's easy to relate to how Vornado chairman Stephen Roth ended up in a bit of a mess with Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino over some unguarded...