Sentence examples for muddle it with from inspiring English sources

Peel one cold peach, chop roughly and muddle it with two mint leaves in an old-fashioned glass.

Soak a sugar cube in bitters, muddle it with perhaps a splash of water, pour a healthy amount of whiskey (or rum or tequila or whatever -- this is a versatile cocktail), add ice and voila.

I think I might have muddled it with a garden of a friend where I used to play years later". Wheeler's rose-tinted recall is not uncommon.

Throughout the piece, objects bearing writing (packages, posters, bills, dockets) reinforce a Turkish identity while architectural details and metalwork do their best to muddle it up with Venice.

The New Communist party was listed as a Grassroots Out supporter, but its general secretary, Andy Brooks, told me that the party was not meant to be affiliated to any leave group and that Banks might have muddled it up with another communist group, or that the pub meeting was with readers of its newspaper who were not authorised to make commitments on behalf of the party.

But he cautioned that grappling with the survival of such states will not be helped by "muddling it up with all sorts of ill-defined nightmares about religious terrorism".

And that is what affects their self-efficacy … and we are muddling it up with their culture or ethnic background … but living in poverty, does it mean that it's harder for you to self-manage your life and what you need and what you want to achieve out of your life?" Wendy Hmmmm … perhaps … it's not to do with Bengali, it's to do with people living in socioeconomic deprivation.

But it muddles its message with misogynist lyrics and a sense that West's politics are more about his freedom than anyone else's.

The talks ended in a muddle, with it far from clear whether the opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai will agree to be sworn in as prime minister on Feb. 11, as President Kgalema Motlanthe of South Africa confidently predicted at the conclusion of the talks, which were held by leaders of the Southern African Development Community, a 15-nation bloc.

But over the past three or four years, Obama and Trump have inadvertently teamed on a strategy in Iraq and Syria that has it right: Muddle through with a smaller U.S. investment that keeps the worst from happening but also keeps America out of Middle Eastern quagmires.

So we muddled through with it".