Verwenden Sie „untidy“ in einem Satz

1. He was untidy, played music at strange hours, fired guns inside, made smelly experiments; in addition, there was an atmosphere of violence and danger which hung around him made him the very worst tenant in London

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2. top, with an untidy fringe of hair beneath, and the

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3. Instead she then straddled him, pulled the dress over her head, leaving her hair untidy about her shoulders

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4. It was untidy, but even though she didn't like untidiness, somehow this untidiness didn't bother her

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5. Comfrey swore loudly as the strange badger they were supporting collapsed into an untidy heap between them

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6. “What’s going on here, Sergeant?” asked Peterson, removing his helmet to disclose a shock of untidy red hair that he attempted to smooth back

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7. If he wasn’t careful, his entire complex program would become untidy and difficult to follow

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8. Now he knew the truth; he lay on his back, sprawled across the floor in an untidy heap where the insects had dumped him

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9. Untidy as this choice may be seen to be, he does seem to fit at least some of the essential variables

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10. Her hair was untidy, her expressions unguarded, and she was noisy

11. "Are you drinking that?' he asked, and when there was no answer, gulped it down too, and lumbered after her, trailing his belongings along after him in an untidy array

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12. Her hair was looking dry and untidy

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13. The man had a small and untidy one-room apartment

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14. At the back, in untidy piles, were c

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15. Aunt Fallonia looked at the untidy children in amazement

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16. It was neat and tidy Peter was by no means an untidy bachelor

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17. Biscuit boxes were in the same untidy state

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18. Looks very untidy

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19. are untidy; they leave rubbish in their wake; but all that indicates a character very far removed from the spirit of the Master

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20. Olivera and Dominquez went from room to room to find each one empty but untidy as each occupant seemed to have left in a hurry

21. This is because, a woman may think that you are untidy or have the tendency to be violent if you won’t have a clean face on the first date

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22. The shop was small, untidy and reeked of photographic chemicals

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23. meditation place is untidy, dirty and smelly then you will become distracted

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24. If it does become untidy however have consideration for

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25. The harbour had been trashed – the black swirling water lumped with untidy

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26. With gentle fingers he spread the soggy epistle on the kitchen bench then easily deciphered the untidy scrawl

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27. mind “When you return here with your men (and I want them looking slovenly and in an untidy

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28. Almost every telegraph pole, or disused factory or house chimney had a giant pile of untidy sticks forming a circle, some 6 ft deep and up to 5 ft wide - easily big enough for vertically challenged midgets like ourselves to bed down in (and we had thought about it)

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29. The only thing in the room which might be said to be untidy was the skeleton which had

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30. It was fairly typical of a bachelor pad: untidy and cluttered, but not really dirty, apart from the inevitable little puffballs of fluff in every corner

31. Tim’s play-room was always very untidy, and although they could find most of the animals, the zoo itself seemed to have disappeared

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32. wildly droll that all the dark, untidy types

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33. untidy? Is it because I look funny? Why did she smile at me?”

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34. The old man had lived a long life, the one constant within it had been his passion with Egyptology, and then this strange and untidy, eyeless man walked into his life and bought him the finest treasure he had ever seen

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35. Nicky curbed a smile, thinking how clean Tadeo was and how untidy Nathalie could be

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36. John was irritated by Tom's uncouth manner and untidy appearance

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37. A man was reprimanded for his untidy appearance

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38. 'A convenience?' suggested my cousin Lieschen, the rather pretty unmarried daughter, a girl with a neat head, an untidy body, and plump red hands

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39. 'An ornament?' suggested my cousin Elschen, the rather pretty married daughter, another girl with a neat head, an untidy body, and plump red hands

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40. What an untidy eater little Jim still was, he thought, noticing how much of his porridge stayed outside his mouth instead of going inside it

41. She looked untidy too; her hair was all at sixes and sevens, and for the first time Nigella doubted its authenticity

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42. Nature herself is untidy, and in a garden she ought to come first, and Art with her brooms and clipping-shears follow humbly behind

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43. What was he doing there? He looked exceedingly untidy, and his boots were white with dust

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44. She was the oddest figure in the middle of the splendid old room, travel-stained, untidy, her face white with fatigue, her hat crooked

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45. To have a little kitchen all to yourself, to be really mistress of every corner of your house, to watch the career of your food from its very beginning, to run out into the garden and pull up anything you happened to want, to stand at the back door with your skirt full of grain and call your own chickens round you and feed them, to go yourself and look for eggs, to fill the funny little dark rooms with flowers and measure the stone-floored passage for a drugget you would presently order in the only carpet shop you had faith in, which was the one in Redchester--what pleasures did the world contain that could possibly come up to these? Things were a little untidy, but what did that matter? It was possible to become the slave of things; possible to miss life in preparation for living

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46. Beyond the flower beds and long untidy grass of this garden she saw a big steep-roofed house built high on a terrace

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47. That Robert should think she had never loved him, that he should not even let her tell him how much she had and did! She stared out of the little window at the foot of the stairs at the untidy vegetables in the garden

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48. Doing nothing for anybody on a sofa in an untidy black tea-gown she had been respected

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49. "Which situation, Robert?" she asked, her mind as confused and dull as the untidy grey sky

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50. He found her asleep in a very untidy position, the clothes all dragged over to her side of the bed and pulled up round her

51. When the girl left with two orders the editor dropped back into his chair and began emptying his pipe into an untidy ashtray on the desk

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52. Emma was so untidy! It was then that Kate noticed a toe poking out and with a gasp she pulled the blanket away revealing sweet, precious Emma! She cried out for James, then picked Emma up and cradled her gently

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53. It had been a very untidy business, these last few days, and he was disgusted, too, with Fred's handling of it

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54. stepping into a cramped and untidy office

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55. His beard was untidy, and his hair stuck together

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56. Sandro was a meaty hunk, tall, ungainly and untidy, his blond hair usually in a mess

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57. I was rude, untidy and never studied properly

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58. She sat and once again caressed my untidy hair

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59. I could see Ma thinking she was a tad untidy, but I didn’t see a speck of dirt anywhere

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60. Why does our expectation not match the reality? Why is revival sometimes so messy? Because revival is war—of course, it’s the Lord that has the victory—but that’s why it’s so untidy at times

61. they formed an untidy line on the path behind Elowen

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62. Stryver, massing his papers before him, whispered with those who sat near, and from time to time glanced anxiously at the jury; while all the spectators moved more or less, and grouped themselves anew; while even my Lord himself arose from his seat, and slowly paced up and down his platform, not unattended by a suspicion in the minds of the audience that his state was feverish; this one man sat leaning back, with his torn gown half off him, his untidy wig put on just as it had happened to fight on his head after its removal, his hands in his pockets, and his eyes on the ceiling as they had been all day

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63. Heathcliff stayed to speak to him, and I entered the kitchen---a dingy, untidy hole; I daresay you would not know it, it is so changed since it was in your charge

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64. middle aged man with a thick mustache and long and untidy hair

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65. It being Monday, she had been very busy all day and she was conscious that she was rather untidy in her appearance

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66. `Oh, there's plenty of time yet; you'd only make yourself untidy and then I should have the trouble all over again

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67. It cast a shower of kindly golden dust on the untidy nurses and decrepit old men who drowsed on the benches; it flickered upon all the moving figures-- on the children who ran screaming along the gravel paths and on everyone who passed through the gardens

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68. There was no fire in the grate, and the cold hearth was untidy with an accumulation of ashes, for during the trouble of these last few days she had not had time or heart to do any housework

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69. Still like you better untidy

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70. She folded the card into her untidy bag and snapped the catch

71. Edmund, more vigorous despite being the elder, had a red face and a long untidy grey beard, and he walked carelessly, dragging his withered leg through the mud, speaking argumentatively and gesturing extravagantly with both arms

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72. At that moment, a diminutive figure with untidy carrot-coloured hair approached: Merthin

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73. Merthin ran a hand through his untidy red hair

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74. He was a huge man in untidy old flannels and a wide-brimmed hat, with a

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75. The store was as plain as the receiving office, all dust and unpainted wood, with worn beige machines for faxing and photocopying, and untidy piles of address forms for the parcel services, and teetering stacks of packages, some presumably incoming, and some presumably outgoing

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76. An anomaly which often struck me in the character of my friend Sherlock Holmes was that, although in his methods of thought he was the neatest and most methodical of mankind, and although also he affected a certain quiet primness of dress, he was none the less in his personal habits one of the most untidy men that ever drove a fellow-lodger to distraction

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77. A long course of reading historical works, light and gossipy in tone, carried out in garrets of Parisian hotels, sprawling on an untidy bed, to the neglect of his duties, menial or otherwise, had affected the manners of Pedro Montero

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78. Agafea Mihalovna, her face heated and angry, her hair untidy, and her thin arms bare to the elbows, was turning the preserving-pan over the charcoal stove, looking darkly at the raspberries and devoutly hoping they would stick and not cook properly

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79. He had untidy straw-colored hair, a prominent Adam’s apple, and a bad case of acne

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80. I wanted to run my fingers through his decadent, untidy hair, but I’d been unable to move my hands

81. Pine Bloom looked straggly and overgrown with weeds, seedling pines were beginning to show in the fields and the house was sagging and untidy

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82. and perfect? Is he stupid? Is he untidy? Is he infirm? Is he illnatured? He's exquisite—so it can be only THAT; and that would open up the whole thing

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83. His dreadlocks were untied and untidy

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84. Tables stretched out across the room, some stacked with untidy piles of blanks as if those who’d been here had left in a hurry

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85. Morgan’s wet hair was out of its pins and falling in untidy strings across her face and neck

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86. The princess was as untidy as her father was tidy

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87. Heathcliff stayed to speak to him, and I entered the kitchen—a dingy, untidy hole; I daresay you would not know it, it is so changed since it was in your charge

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88. When I was happy, it was only necessary to glance into my closets, and it would have been evident that I was not a coquettish and untidy woman

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89. The elevator, which had haunted its untidy shaft for a hundred years, came wafting skyward, dragging its ungodly chains and dread intestines after

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90. Also, I have to say that she was a bit untidy

91. Yet at that moment Helen Burns wore on her arm “the untidy badge;” scarcely an hour ago I had heard her condemned by Miss Scatcherd to a dinner of bread and water on the morrow because she had blotted an

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92. The back room where Florentino Ariza had slept they left as it had always been, with the hammock hanging and the writing table covered with untidy piles of books, but he moved to the room planned as the conjugal bedroom on the upper floor

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