Sentence examples for get jumbled up from inspiring English sources

"You can see how they kind of devise a pattern so they don't get jumbled up," he said.

That way if your papers get jumbled up you can easily fix them.

"My part was bigger in the pilot," Ms. Miller said, "but everything got jumbled up when they remade it.

Each has a distinctive presence, and all deserve accolades simply for keeping the puzzling piles of words from getting jumbled up in their heads.

First, we got the accidental memo telling us we were in mortal danger, which turned out to have just got jumbled up with the one telling us to mind our bags while Christmas shopping.

But that's getting jumbled up with trying to sincerely tell him to keep the change.

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But that's getting jumbled up with trying to sincerely tell him what a great job he's doing because seriously mate you're really understaffed for a Saturday.

But that's getting jumbled up with trying to really sincerely warn him about the precarious Jack Daniels sign because seriously mate if that topples it'll be a fucking nightmare to clean up.

They got jumbled up in this clusterfuck about shitty bootlegs of a band that is pretty much only good for hocking merch, and then this one German fan announced he would destroy ALL OF HIS Iron Maiden collection and send it to Bruce Dickinson's Lawyer.

In the final paragraph of our story on Ukraine last week, the parties got jumbled up.