Sentence examples for mixed up between from inspiring English sources

That, she continued, "is exactly the mirror of this life -- everything is mixed up between normal and not normal".

"The whole subject of confidential sources has gotten mixed up between gossip, opinion, and fact," he said.

The idea of Lee Kuan Yew is intertwined with so many of my thoughts about my country that I often find myself getting mixed up between the two.

"I'm all mixed up between being a conservative and a liberal," said Kurt Schoeneman, a grape grower from Northern California, who added that some of his friends thought he was "senile".

I got slightly mixed up between the hundred years war and the French Resistance during the second world war, confusing the perfidious English with Nazi Germans along the way, but how could you blame me when even Winston Churchill had nicknamed Charles de Gaulle "Jeanne d'Arc"?

Except that I think no one quite understood what "elections" they were arguing for or against; we all got mixed up between Saturday's referendum on constitutional amendments and the parliamentary elections that have been mooted for June, but that in the last couple of days seem to have been moved to September.

But their lung-busting efforts turned to nothing and when a mix up between Briscoe and Richard Horne gifted St Helens another great attacking position, they took full advantage.

Guptill got a leading edge that landed safely on the off side; then, after a mix up between the batsmen, Jos Buttler threw to the wrong end with Guptill miles out of his crease.

Hibs were gifted a chance when a mix up between Goodwin and Lee Mair allowed Griffiths a free run at goal.

The striker then capitalised on a mix up between goalkeeper Scott Loach and defender Hayden White to double County's lead just before half-time.

Moult then stunned the title hopefuls with a cute lob, taking advantage of a mix up between Mark Reynolds and goalkeeper Brown.