How did you get them to do that?" Mr. Koch, looking a bit puzzled, said he was very grateful that one of his successors, Michael R. Bloomberg, had backed the bridge's renaming.
Having delivered a triumph for the tinies with Hugless Douglas, Blunderbus have created another show based on a top-notch kids book – though in truth Jez Alborough's rhyming tale of animals in vehicles is such a sliver of a thing that I was a bit puzzled as to how they would get an hour or so of stage time out of it.
"[The council] haven't done a feasibility report into having a 50m pool at the new site so we're a bit puzzled as to why more information hasn't been gathered and why they haven't talked to other cities that have them".
This left me a bit puzzled as to what his story about stagnation actually is.I had thought that the key to the full-employment-leading-to-bubbles relationship was that: 1) full employment required a prolonged period of low interest rates, 2) and low interest rates lead to soaring asset prices, such that 3) full employment could not be achieved without accompanying bubbles.
Still a bit puzzled, she said, "Oh, yes, I think I may have heard of him".
QUESTION FROM PZUMARAN: I've long noticed that the British tend to talk about the French in a sort of disguised mocking tone; Americans tend to be just a bit puzzled b it all.
Over the years I'd been a bit puzzled about Ms. Ferraro, who was 75 when she died on March 26 of complications of the cancer that invaded her, multiple myeloma.
Journalists at the Detroit auto show were a bit puzzled to run into Steven J. Harris, General Motors' popular former chief spokesman.
"I'm a bit puzzled about this one," he said, over a cup of tea in the beer garden, under a sign reading "Friends welcome: relatives by appointment".
I must have looked a bit puzzled because just then a teenager in a lavender dress held her smartphone out to me.
