For example, "The candidate who set up a business at university that made £10,000 in its first year," or, "the candidate who quietly re-organised the pub kitchen to eliminate order mix-ups and helped to double repeat business".
Good thing Martha didn't get those shipment orders mixed up.
Ford engines number straight back as #1, #2, #3 and #4 so don't get the order mixed up.
The Packard Children's team, which delivers hundreds of babies from multiple gestations each year, has not had any serious health problems for newborn twins or higher-order multiples resulting from mix-up events, and they aim to keep it that way.
This ordering gets mixed up circumstantially even in Hadamard's essay, but he goes out of his way to emphasize that some Mathematicians tell their students to stop thinking about their problems for a bit and work on something else instead for a while, even a few weeks or more.
When there was a mix-up over an order, the owner and a manager came out twice to assure us the correct order was on its way.
A borehole was drilled and giant tanks erected in order to mix up the nearly 12,000 liters of chlorine a day required to properly disinfect the ETU and its staff.
As a former TGI Friday's waitress, I can say with absolute honesty that I have been stiffed by customers whom I provided five-star service to, and tipped generously by customers whose orders I mixed up and whose drinks I forgot to refill.
I'm getting the order of events mixed up.
This is lovely, you hear them say through gritted teeth, as they wait for another hour for their meal to arrive and their coffee order to be mixed up.
I can't think of anything worse than doing this, so I hope my order just got mixed up.
