Sentence examples for confusing to start with from inspiring English sources
It gets more confusing: to start with, the exact date of the establishment of the Greek state is disputed.
It looks confusing to start now".
The FISA was complex to start with, but the PAA seems to have been written intentionally to confuse.
"You tend to get very confused signals to start off with," said Daniel Holtgen, a spokesman for the European Aviation Safety Agency.
Lagerfeld told Dazed and Confused: "For her to start singing with Pharrell is not that bad, no?" To what she said: "I was so happy, I think I screamed down the phone at him".
Their mistake in marrying is to confuse their shared resolve to start anew with love.In New Zealand on a squally, stony piece of ground near Christchurch they try to create a farm.
Confused on how to start a convo?
In the numb, confused hour that started with the gunshots, Zapruder a Russian-Jew whose family had emigrated in 1906 and who had moved his family from Brooklyn to Dallas, where he ran his own sportswear company would connect with Forrest Sorrels, an agent of the Secret Service's Dallas office.
However, knowing where to start can be confusing.
Some listeners even confused her with Ms. Streisand's sister, Rosalyn Kind, who tried to start a singing career during these years.
If you're confused, best start with The Hunger Games on Netflix – though the sequel improves significantly on its predecessor, with incoming director Francis Lawrence bringing some gonzo visual flair to the enterprise, and Jennifer Lawrence bending a slightly stiff character to her will this time round.
