Sentence examples similar to mix ups made from inspiring English sources

As he moved house in Cambridge in 1996, the cardboard boxes containing Kermode's collection of 2,500 books were lost to the city's waste-disposal system, thanks to a mix-up made by the removals men.

Such a massive lineup made it difficult to see everyone and scheduling mix-ups made it difficult to know who you were seeing.

Congressional mix-ups make the job harder.

The mix-up makes her a suspect in her own murder.

Let's be honest, when the cast of "American Horror Story" looks THIS much alike, you have to admit doppelgänger mix-ups make sense: .

But mixing it up made ALL the girls look more beautiful, because you could appreciate each one's individuality.

On opening day at the United States Open, Betty Blake autographed copies of the newly released "Mix It Up, Make It Nice: Secrets of a Tennis Mom" (Fay Publishing), with her other son, Thomas, alongside her.

Then think about ways to mix them up, making parodies or remixes.

Try different brands and mix up your make up bag.

"New modes of creation, reuse, mixing and mash-ups made possible by digital technologies and the Internet have made it even more clear that Congress's attempt to define fair use is woefully inadequate".

A lot of people believe that mixing things up makes a great relationship.