Sentence examples for with muddled from inspiring English sources

The other, the Pineapple Julep, muddles its namesake fruit and then mingles it with muddled mint, lime and lemon juices and simple syrup, for a sweet-sour-minty medley.

SIGNATURE COCKTAIL -- Citronade (Grey Goose Le Citron with muddled lemon and sugar syrup), $9.

My head gurgling with muddled nostalgia, I made for my desk.

Inventive cocktails include a refreshing and potent gin martini with muddled cucumbers and fresh cracked pepper ($9).

The menu has abundance of "house made": bagels, sourdough, toasted muesli, gnocchi, smoked chicken and iced tea with muddled lime.

Still others will invoke history, recalling previous Soviet-German pacts with muddled legacies: - Brest-Litovsk, Rapallo, Molotov-Ribbentrop.

Put them in with the muddled limes, along with a heavy dash of elderflower cordial.

The "Summer" episode, with its muddled tribal dance, "Autumn" with its aging of a goddess in a delicate procession, "Winter" with its snowfall: these episodes paled before the strongest and first vignette, a "Spring" that featured an erotic duet for a near nude man and woman flowing into a variety of embraces.

The new display begins with Britain as an imperial power, and ends with the muddled peace that sowed the seeds of future conflict.

It's a cumbersome staging with a muddled conception vaguely suggesting 1930's Fascist Italy, with the Don as a dissolute millionaire playboy who seems to have a thing for leather outfits when he attempts rape.

X. BEST/WORST: Lady Gaga's inspired David Bowie tribute started with a spider crawling out of her eye (hey, cool!) and ended with a muddled medley that felt like Gaga had just stepped out of a Bowie impressionist tutorial.