Sentences with phrase «mixed up in»

I ordered two rugs the same day — another one for my dining room — and got the prices mixed up in my head when I was writing this.

The store offered a big discount on hats and they were all mixed up in a huge tall bin.

Remember that Rosemary Gallery paint I mixed up in my last post about the kitchen?

The 1,200 pieces in the set come all mixed up in a bunch of small pouches.

The report may say something scary like «illegal and dangerous wiring in bedroom two,» but without being there to ask more questions, you might not realize the issue is simply two wires being mixed up in the light fixture — a 30 - second repair!

I told her that I would fight it when the time came but she didn't want to get mixed up in the red tape.

The marriage agenda — focused in large part on unwed parents, most of whom live below the poverty level — has raised scorn from libertarians (who don't think the government should get mixed up in private matters), feminists (who worry that women may be encouraged to marry men who might be abusive) and some liberals (who argue that poverty should be tackled, not marital status).

From Christopher Wylie to Peter Thiel, we've unpicked the complex web of people and organisations mixed up in the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

However, 64 - bit versions of Windows also support 32 - bit programs, and Microsoft doesn't want 32 - bit and 64 - bit software getting mixed up in the same place.

Like the Switch Pro Controller, it works well enough with Steam's generic gamepad support, but it lacks vibration and the ABXY buttons will be mixed up in most PC games.

Then in October, I was tasked with saving 91 families that had gotten themselves mixed up in some dirty business — only to inadvertently cause the death of every single one.

If you're mixed up in a car crash, there are specific matters you are able to do to guard yourself and your interests.

Every organization has their version of individuals who are more inclined to get mixed up in activities that draw scrutiny («high risk brokers»), or whose job entails having access to information that is of high value to the business.

Pre-selecting a sample period on the basis of high level descriptive statistics (e.g., «not enough decisions in year X») invites an increased risk one or more unidentified confounds will be mixed up in the analysis.

It's that simple apparently to get mixed up in this mess.

Table 1 and their Figures 2 and 3, which raises the possibility of models having been mixed up in their calculations.

It feels a lot less like sitting on a pile of waste when it is all mixed up in the drum, somehow more high - tech when you add the bit of muscle.

He seems to have been a man of substance, before he got mixed up in the climate wars.

He is mixed up in it, somehow.

I know by experience that a favourable reference to «Nature» in one of my articles is liable to bring me abusive letters, and though the key - word in these letters is usually «sentimental», two ideas seem to be mixed up in them.

Becomes a bit of a bully though in leaving weight and volume behind, it slims down to practically nothing but a hard dot and under its own momentum rises from the ground at great speeds and travels through the empty volumeless atmosphere bashing into other molecules which have likewise shed their plump attractiveness — getting thoroughly mixed up in their aloofness they lose all sense of up and down.

2:32 p.m. Corrected The sharp eyes of a regular reader, Kip Hansen, noted that two photographs of forests and agricultural land were mixed up in the initial version of this post.

Second, I can't understand how the distinction between «all of the code» and a «barely sufficient» amount of code (the distinction that got me mixed up in all this) seems to be escaping people.

There is already too much head - game - playeth as a struggling / starving / naive artist to get mixed up in a gallery where everyone else certainly seems a «whole lot more talented» than one currently arts upon.

From the trailers, I was expecting the likes of The Killing Joke, Frank Miller's Batman: Year One, Batman: Earth One, Batman: Knightfall and Nolan's Batman Begins mixed up in the plot.

Every now and then Jon gets mixed up in a brawl.

However, not only are some of the dungeons» locations mixed up in the second quest, but they are generally more difficult, with a different layout, the items being hidden more carefully and stronger enemies and bosses introduced sooner.

Released as a counterpart to the entirely original title Fear Effect Sedna, the original title by Kronos Digital Entertainment was ahead of its time, using Resident Evil style gameplay with FMV backgrounds and cel shaded characters to tell a story of mercenaries mixed up in crime syndicates and the supernatural.

Oddly enough the Light Saber combat in the Kinect Star Wars game were the weakest of the 5 modes (2 were saber combat but one kind of mixed it up in the campaign with speeder bikes and some on rails shooting).

Originally released in 1995, and developed by Tim Schafer, Full Throttle is a point - and - click adventure where players get mixed up in the high octane world of «Motorcycles, Mayhem, and Murder.»

Pirate Visit Ratbeard's home and find him mixed up in the kef - buckling antics of his pira... that is, MERCHANT friends.

Group surf lessons tend to be a real mix match of surfer wan na be's, groups of friends, kids and general folks that just want to give it a go, all mixed up in a fun, friendly and safe environment.

It is easy for the registration forms to get mixed up in receipts, vaccination records, and other paperwork.

They can not be mixed up in advance and their components must be kept at the proper temperature.

Medications dispensed under the wrong pet with the subsequent wrong dosing; man handling pets; pet histories and treatments mixed up in a multi-pet home..

I use these, along with many other similar treats, mixed up in my pouch.

«Once that happens, dirt, bacteria and possibly parasites can get mixed up in that mat and it can become nasty, tangled, often smelly and — in worse cases — even oozy.»

«Only developers with deep pockets will get mixed up in contaminated land,» says Rabinovitch.

In this case, you may be a victim of a mixed file — when the credit information of two individuals sharing the same name gets mixed up in a single report.

The rule here is so confusing that even the IRS seems to get mixed up in Publication 550.

And as I mentioned in another post, it doesn't help when super popular gurus from the PF world are mixed up in this bullshit themselves, like Dave Ramsey for example, who is in business (via his «Endorsed Local Provider» program) with brokers earning the kind of fees and commissions talked about in this blog post.

«Sleeping with the Goddess» takes a glance inside one special date when reality sometimes gets mixed up in a guy's mind.

But getting mixed up in the struggle between the tyrannical Malarchian Empire and the plucky rebels of the Revolting Front — and trying to double - cross them both — may be his biggest mistake.

Don't Sweat the Small Stuff is a hilarious mystery about two stumbling, bumbling amateur detectives who get mixed up in investigating a crazy traveling carnival show — and nearly lose their lives in the process of contending with a cantankerous cast of carnies who don't take kindly to the investigation.

You would never get mixed up in something like that.

So begins the high school melodrama of Strawberry 100 %; Junpei and his friends begin the hunt for the mystery girl and her strawberry panties, and everyone gets mixed up in a strange, all to familiar love circle where everyone is sure that two people are perfect for each other, but intervening relationships, arguments, and other such tomfoolery end up keeping them away from each other.

its still a little mixed up in the paragraph... but its just nitpicking at this point.

At the point when contemplating for your PhD you should add to an effective method for arranging your reference index that will keep you from becoming mixed up in extensive heaps of information that you'll have to compose your dissertation.

Hicks deftly mixes details about art history and forgery into a fast - paced, nonstop - action mystery plot, which will aid some readers in suspending their disbelief that two 12 - year - olds could get mixed up in such a devious scheme.

It's being called «P.D. James meets E.L. James,» so we can expect some sex (ahem, LOTS of sex) mixed up in all the sleuthing.