messily

"Other than a couple of hit men who died messily?

But wait until all the horses are past you; then do it messily.

The military victory, if it can be called that, would come quickly and perhaps not too messily in the first days.

The black hair was still long, tangled messily to his shoulders.

Her room was a small cubicle with a messily made bed.

It fell back into place messily, making him seem young and vulnerable.

The four silently watch as her body is messily eaten.

They find that he has been messily killed by his own Virgins.

We devour them messily in the privacy of our room.

Could he kill so messily in such cold blood?

If they'd meant to kill me they could have done so far more easily and less messily elsewhere.

The plan, thanks to the Rivington men, lay messily dead.

Something inside him melted, messily, and he feared for control of his guts.

I guess I was taking this case, no matter how messily she started it.

A long, sinuous body impacted messily less than three feet away.

Their clothes were tossed over a chair, messily, as if they'd been in a hurry to start.

Looking closer, the other's throat has been cut too, but more elegantly, less messily.

Buddy knew it would finally split, but messily and not into halves.

Which, at that point, I thought was all too likely to be short, bloody, and messily terminated.

I'd tried to kill one of them as messily as possible to get the rest to leave us alone.

And abortion politics will intrude messily on the play's relationships.

The newly hired programming staff was messily fired in 1992.

There is a pregnancy and a death, and in general things end messily for these four friends.

Two construction workers messily dead, dozens of children in hysterics.

Her friend's hair was in disarray, spread messily over the pillow.