Sentence examples for had muddled from inspiring English sources

We had muddled through on the vague notion that we'd each do our bit.

I had muddled dishes of tilefish and arctic char that conveyed absolutely no sense of place.

Possibly, they added, because an excess of drink had muddled his faculties.

Even before Congress made it much harder, the Obama Administration had muddled its chances to close Guantánamo.

But as she fell into sleep she recognized all of a sudden that May had muddled two quite separate expressions.

I had muddled through in a rather hit-and-miss manner, taking what came, receiving only what was on offer.

"I've muddled through.

The Internet has muddled the situation.

Home Is Where the Children Are Deportations have muddled that delineation.

Everyone has muddled through and they've made it.

For decades, we have muddled through without a written constitution.