Sentence examples for muddle into from inspiring English sources

Gallab's falsetto cuts through the mix, but otherwise his vocals muddle into reverbed warbling – more likely due to his mic levels than anything else.

"If politics waits any longer to address these issues, we will muddle into a recession and government will have to prop up the economy, but from a position of weakness, with the budget in deficit and interest rates too low to cut in a meaningful way".

Last night we were kind of just muddling into the low post, the ball wasn't moving, and then we take bad shots".

Of slavery, he says, "it was not an accident, it was not an act of God, it was not done by well-meaning people muddling into something which they didn't understand.

Lucas revealed his greatest concern over the direction of Disney's proposed trilogy of new Star Wars films – a new report in Wired magazine suggests the studio's plans for the saga are open-ended and could continue ad infinitum – was that the force "doesn't get muddled into a bunch of gobbledegook".

Just prior to the release of last year's The Force Awakens, Star Wars creator George Lucas revealed his major concern was that the Force, that nebulous metaphysical energy field whose presence powers both the good-hearted Jedi and evil Sith in the long-running space opera saga, didn't "get muddled into a bunch of gobbledegook".

Sometimes they're even muddled into the drink.

My father had risen in the British Army under the revolutionary aegis of General Montgomery, who was mad about training for battle, not muddling into disaster.

Pour the lemon wedges and any juice and pulp released during muddling into the water and sugar mixture.

UNITED NATIONS - The timetable for adopting sanctions against Iran has been thrown into a muddle, running into a major nuclear non-proliferation conference - and the arrival of Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in New York on Monday, the same day as Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Too often, attempts to dramatise our environmental situation leap from out of our current muddle and into stark scenarios of catastrophe.