Sentence examples for muddle around from inspiring English sources

"Either we could have another election now and do away with the count, or we'll let them muddle around for a month or so and maybe they can think the unthinkable," said Michael Marsh, a professor of politics at Trinity College Dublin.

This whole ridiculous tale is symptomatic of the huge muddle around men's relationship to feminism.

The problem, I've heard some argue, is the tram was designed in isolation of pedestrians and cyclists, and now everyone has to muddle around it.

Another voice of the Dodgers (but not the voice), Charlie Steiner, wondered aloud, "Who's writing this script?!" with a dose of enthusiasm that can only come from someone who has been watching a team muddle around for two months.

All of that might have put you in the mood to contemplate the coming N.F.L. playoffs — and if you can figure out whether the Seahawks are for real, please let everyone else in on the mystery, as Jim Trotter writes on SI.com — or just muddle around in the fired coaches pool.

There's nothing quite like having a nap in your tent at a festival after a day spent in the hot sun (or freezing rain), listening to music that will muddle around your head all night, and walking further than you would usually tread in a month.

New episodes should create something new, should take a series to a different place or comment on their legacy rather than just muddling around in the past hoping it's enough for some good ratings.

"Why didn't Faulkner just say what he was trying to say instead of muddling around like this?" we'd ask.

The Tigers spent their regular season muddling around and absorbing criticism that they were overpaid underachievers.

Quevilly muddled around the third and fourth tiers for a few years before the burden became too big and with no money left, the club folded in 1978.

After he muddled around the political map since his last Republican rivals withdrew, and veered away from the campaign last week for a trip to Scotland, Mr. Trump's tour this week through Pennsylvania and Ohio was the start of a concerted effort to carve a path to 270 electoral votes on daunting political terrain.