Sentence examples for got a bit confused from inspiring English sources
Firstly, Hockey got a bit confused.
The referee got a bit confused and sent off another Preston player instead, and Garner has just put Preston ahead.
"At 5-4 up in the first set I got this bee-sting on my stomach and I just got a bit confused," Clijsters admitted, when asked about her patchy start.
Look out for Lust And Lies on any number of idents near you, particularly that one that looks like Instagram and is for a new BBC4 import, that one for a notably sad episode of a popular ITV2 reality show, and that one for the nature documentary that got a bit confused.
For a while he got a bit confused but I think he's realised that telling me to be aggressive doesn't work, so now he says things like "speed across the circle" when I'm doing shot put, because we've worked out that those instructions are more helpful.
"I think some people almost got a bit confused in the first game by classing ourselves as favourites.
When the sport found its way to American boarding schools and colleges things got a bit confusing.
Here things got a bit confusing.
Clients tend to get a bit confused when you send them emails about where the earthlings will go.
Gimlette goes back the next summer to try to understand the Germans a bit better, and here he gets a bit confused.
