Sentence examples for perfect muddle from inspiring English sources
He trained his eyes on the unblemished vista before him, where the Bosphorus, the Sea of Marmara and the Golden Horn run into one another and emerge as a perfect muddle of turquoise.
While the punch revival has been spearheaded by the same sort of obsessive people who delight in obscure bitters and the perfect muddling stick, in many ways it is actually the antithesis of a reverent cocktail culture.
Any fresh fruit is perfect to muddle, toss in the blender, or prop on top of a cocktail.
Nina's sourjorn in La Serenissisma proves the highlight of the book, creating the perfect setting for the kind of romantic muddles at which Cheek excels.
HitFix Senior Editor Alan Sepinwall wrote, "It wasn't a perfect episode, mainly because Vivian remains a fairly muddled, bratty villain, and because I don't feel like the show ever really used Ray Wise to his full potential.
What to buy? Good old AT&T is a perfect example of a company that, I believe, will muddle through its financial problems.
It is not perfect – background noise and regional accents can mean it gets muddled, and it often mistranslates ambiguous terms – but as it depends on examples to learn, Google says that the quality should improve.
Meanwhile, the company's Marriott chain has been training bartenders in the art of mixing cocktails made with fresh juices, fruit and herbs, which means muddling raspberries and blueberries, or crushing mint leaves for the perfect mojito.
Mr Runciman stresses "muddle".
