Sentence examples similar to we mixed up from inspiring English sources
I do believe we mix up some napkins in the towel wheel.
For example: (40) I think although there is a discrepancy with our most recent SOP, the sampling is legitimate … (text 8-5-C) (41) I do believe we mix up some napkins in the towel wheel.
If we mix up questions of what is generally conducive to what, with questions about what caused what in this particular case, he says, we may think that it is reasonable to deny that c causes e.
Even with all the accommodations we give ourselves, all too often we mix up or miss words.
Can't we just say that we are fighting Qaddafi — that we are mixed up in a war?
You know, we have mixed up the format; we try to find bigger challenges, and bolder opportunities, and it's working.
No one knows the hour, but we can know, and be honest about it, when we are mixed up in a real war.
We have mixed up the pundits more in the last year or two than we had done in previous years, just to freshen things up.
We have mixed up ways of naming too … When my father's brothers and sisters first went to colonial schools, they had to produce a surname.
Our sport is very tragic at times, it has been throughout its history, but we get mixed up in a lot of stupid things in this sport.
Such powerful writing, marvellously exact and penetrating – and all about how we're mixed up inextricably with the rest of Europe.
