Sentence examples for with a muddle from inspiring English sources

It started with a muddle and I'm afraid the muddle continued.

And green tagliolini was overdressed with a muddle of mushrooms and truffles and two whole langoustines dropped in the center of the bowl.

She slumps on the dramatically sagging mattress in the midst of a chaotic room, strewn (since there are no cupboards) with a muddle of tangled clothes and old belongings, and begins to cry.

Consider the truth and clarity of "serve the people" compared with the average company's mission statement, packed with a muddle of words and thoughts tied to stakeholders and CSR, that employees can barely read, let alone memorise.Deng Xiaoping's slogan, which he used in his campaign to revive the economy, had similar virtues.

Mash the ingredients together with a muddle stick or fork.

Muddling: As weird as it sounds, muddling is the action of "crushing" ingredients, such as mint leaves with a muddle, fork, pestle, or the back of a spoon.

It'd be easy to label Assir as a total nutbar with a muddled agenda.

To flavor a single glass of water for immediate drinking, pulverize the fruit with a muddling stick.

With such a muddle of controls, none of their functions are obvious or simple unless Lincoln decides to add a Mario Kart instructional game to the LCD instrument display panel.

Roast-tomato soup with garlic and preserved lemon (£5.50) is a bit of a muddle with no clear direction, but a large sea scallop with sugar-cured prawns, slivered mango, a bossy tamarind sauce and Asian basil leaves (£8.50) makes a sprightly salad.

But after three weeks of testimony, what happened on the night Trayvon Martin was killed following a fight with Mr Zimmerman is still "a muddle", they conclude, with no clarity over "who had started it, who screamed for help, who threw the first punch and at what point Mr Zimmerman drew his gun".