You must be getting mixed up, remembering things I told you".
And yet, while the thought of the leading man of "The Way We Were" and "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" getting mixed up with a star-spangled, shield-carrying superhero might seem incongruous, "The Winter Soldier" actually marks something of a homecoming for Redford.
We saw that the government was getting mixed up in something that is none of its business".
This was the incongruously mystical side of the stylishly homeless and multicultural observer -- someone fascinated with newness and generally optimistic about peoples and cultures getting mixed up under the auspices of an American-led globalization.
13) Mortdecai Johnny Depp channels his inner Englishman once again for a comedy based on Kyril Bonfiglioli's Charlie Mortdecai novels, about a top-hole art dealer with a penchant for getting mixed up in unpleasant crimes.
When a police dog bit an officer a couple of weeks ago, the local joke was: who could blame the dog for getting mixed up about which ones were the crooks?
By G. Schwabe The New Yorker, September 8 , 1928P. 60 Dialogue between two men talking about the coming election, and the possibilities of the church getting mixed up in politics.
In Charlotte, the Democrats will need an "I built that" answer that confronts both the false notes and the falsity of the charges made against them, without getting mixed up about which they are doing.
No other art makes such a virtue of its grumpiness: painters hate other painters, or other styles of painting, but poets hate poetry itself, hate themselves for getting mixed up in it at all, hate, often, the very poem that they find themselves writing — in language brilliant and moving enough to convey how useless and phony the language of poetry is.
Wallace asks if the older Tsarnaev influenced the younger into getting mixed up in crime and Davis basically says that he won't speculate.
By late April, some children had been told to stop using their unique underwear, and clothing was getting mixed up and lost on laundry days.
