Sentence examples for mix up for from inspiring English sources

The vintage cocktails offered here might not be drinks I would mix up for everyday satisfaction.

The DJ behind the mix, who goes by MetroGnome, put the mix up for free right over here.

In the same manner that you would mix up decades and styles, mix up levels of, for lack of a better word, swag.

Her narrative is as much concurrent as consecutive, cut into strips and mixed up for a reader to assemble.

The spa has five treatment rooms and a dispensary of bath salts, essential oils and herbs where you can have any combination of smelly lotions and potions mixed up for you.

Fans from all over the world also took to Twitter to react to Moyes' departure, from India: To Malaysia: But spare a thought for Sarah Moyes from Scotland, otherwise known as @moyesy, who is regularly mixed up for the now ex-Manchester United manager on Twitter.

That campaign will be against Democrats who will surely pull out all the stops to paint Mr. Schundler as a man with his rights mixed up: for gun rights, against abortion rights and just too far to the right on everything else.

Sometimes, his Western friends assert, he gets these strands mixed up, for example during his last tenure as prime minister, in the late 1980's, when he refused to dispense with Islamic laws and insisted on perpetuating the war against the south.

claims he's often mixed up for one of Hollywood's hunkiest leading men -- Jon Hamm.

Sometimes, I think we get these concepts mixed up, for our usual senses provide only a limited understanding of the world.

Yvette Nicole Brown and Sherri Shepherd were guests on the show, and according to Shepherd the two women get mixed up for one another all the time, as well as a few other African-American actresses.