Sentence examples for her muddle from inspiring English sources

Jones stonewalled for so long, held tight to her medals, dragged relay partners into her muddle.

Back then I was fostering an extremely overweight cocker-pug who needed to lose something like 20 lbs so she could move around comfortably and live to a ripe old age (for pugs that's like 13), and I was overcome with desire to watch her muddle around a park with happy tiny pugs and blind pugs and pugs with three legs.

Michèle's kooky cuteness becomes tiresome after a while, but she seems, for all her muddle-headedness, to be essentially good-hearted.

In late 2012, Ann Widdecombe was in panto in High Wycombe alongside Craig Revel Horwood from Strictly (in drag, natch) and a star turn winningly described by her towards the end of her memoir: "Muddles was the ventriloquist Steve Hewlett, whose dummy is Pongo the Skunk.

And Darcy speaks in her own language – she gets her words muddled up – and I worry sometimes that people are going to think: "Oh, am I mis-educating children?" But I've learned now just to switch my ears off to that – the kids like it, and I like it, and it's more fun for me to write.

Her appealingly muddled hair was piled up onto the back of her head and clasped there with a clip.

She explained, her speech muddled, that she had been so nervous about meeting my friends, about her friends meeting me.

So much emphasis has been put on Jean's inability to cope with the practicalities, such as filling a hot-water bottle or turning on a shower; on her disastrous muddles in more important matters such as marriage and the handling of her books once they were written; on her paranoia and her drinking.

Her totally sheer dress left little to the imagination, while all the confusing lines (the lace, her undergarments) muddled the entire look.

Before her, leaders muddled through.

Wolf and many of her contemporaries muddled the personal with the political to such a degree it is embarrassing.