unmade bedsの例文

• Images of unmade beds and filthy bathrooms haunt my sleep.
• The thing about the people in " Unmade Beds,"
• "Unmade Beds " is a set of cinematic memoirs.
• Barker's techniques on " Unmade Beds " would give hives to documentary purists.
• Their stories and feelings, which they express directly to the camera, constitute " Unmade Beds,"
• In 2007 the band released its first album " Unmade beds ", distributed in Italy and Germany.
• Rating : " Unmade Beds " is rated R ( Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian ).
• A prematurely gray man in his 30s sits in the only chair; everyone else rests on the floor or the two unmade beds.
• The stay-home moms will look fabulous by 10 a . m ., but at this wretched hour we sometimes still look like unmade beds.
• I thought the khaki campaign with the dead movie stars was far more classy than unmade beds, which is what most of these floor traders look like,
• In the beginning, I routinely arrived home in the morning to a stack of dishes in the sink, unmade beds, laundry and car-pool duty.
• I've never seen a French woman that looked unkempt, " she said, " compared to British men, who look like unmade beds.
• "This film is beyond classification, " says Nicholas Barker, director of " Unmade Beds, " one of the three new movies.
• "Unmade Beds, " which entered the festival with no North American distributor, is still looking for a buyer but appears close to a deal.
• "Unmade Beds, " as a result, is a very black and bleak comedy and it pushes and strains at the boundaries of voyeuristic bad taste.
• "Unmade Beds " chronicles four real New York singles placing and answering personal ads to meet _ or, more accurately, not meet _ their mates.
• In 2006, he wrote and directed his debut long feature " Unmade Beds " that was featured at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival and at Febiofest 2010.
• Investigators found a refrigerator stocked with $ 200 worth of hamburger, hot dogs, beer, and chips; $ 500 in a safe; clothing; and unmade beds.
• It won't do to denounce the voyeurism that drives Nicholas Barker's " Unmade Beds " because the truth is that it hooks us from the start.
• The settlers were often given Polish homes where the families had been evicted so quickly that half-eaten meals were on tables and small children had clearly been taken from unmade beds.