Sentence examples for muddle to from inspiring English sources
She slices through the muddle to reunite the lovers.
How adept we are as a nation at switching from one meteorological muddle to another.
So how to get from the present muddle to that point?
How do we restore our political culture from spin to movement, from muddle to purpose?
He says: "You have to get caught in the middle of a memorable muddle to become well known".
The knights and earls, the barons and viscounts, the dodgy characters and cheeky gibes - so much of it is a muddle to the American mind.
If they manage to muddle through to the knock-out stage I will spend the next few weeks living in fear of those two dreaded words: penalty shootout.
But elsewhere, Jay-Z's results have ranged from muddled to lackluster.
The moral analysis behind the "I am Andersen" campaign is muddled, to say the least.
Keep in mind that many of the cursed destinations are surrounded by lore and legend, and the stories of what exactly happened are muddled, to say the least.
It's better than "Cooper & Stone," for sure, but it still feels like it may be a little too muddled to be a real contender.
