Sentence examples for she muddled from inspiring English sources

She muddled ash and bourbon in the palm of her hand and then dipped her finger in the paste and painted a thick line down the middle of Kype's forehead.

Rather than following the recommendations of the Organization of American States, she muddled things with her unofficial ragtag team of advisors and opportunists like Lanny Davis.

Life isn't easy for April as she muddles along, but you feel she is headed in the right direction.

Morwenna, his receptionist, is nice enough but she muddles up the urine dipsticks – she's a bit of a dipstick herself, to be honest.

She muddles up representative and "participatory" democracy; and she entertains inordinately high standards of what – liberal, representative – democracy should entail, standards few countries attain.

When she muddles the mint in sugar syrup, she puts her weight into it to squeeze every last bit of flavor from the leaves.

Of the five Singles I sampled, there were two duds: "James Bond: My Long and Eventful Search for His Father" – a rambling anecdote about the rocky relationship between Ian Fleming and Kevin McClory by one-time Observer writer Len Deighton – and "Silently and Very Fast", an overambitious story by Candia McWilliam in which she muddles the Fates and the Graeae sisters.

She muddles him up with William Cullen Bryant, but "piping down the valleys wild" is the first line of Blake's "The Piper".

Sher's production does not have the lightness of touch and warmth and wit of the film, especially in the role of Pepa, who we do not love enough to empathize with as she muddles through the vicissitudes of being left behind.

With brutal honesty and deadpan humor, she divulges the dirty details of her marriage and divorce -- and how she ultimately muddled her way through all the lies, betrayals and attorneys.

But I can see how she got muddled.