Sentences with phrase «mixed up with»

As they get more advanced, this order should be mixed up with the additional exercises mentioned thrown in too.

There is a problem with their birth control packs, such that, some of the inert pills may be mixed up with the active ingredient pills.

The protein is already mixed up with a liquid so zero prep work is required.

I mixed it up with the protein recommendation, which is 1/2 to 1 pound.

I mixed this up with blueberries and strawberries in addition to the blackberries since I had all 3 in my fridge and they were all on the verge of going bad in a couple days.

Mixed up with wholegrains and protein, nourish bowls are pretty easy to develop into a wonderfully satisfying, balanced meal.

Here's the linked study: http://www.nature.com/ncomms/2014/140415/ncomms4654/full/ncomms4654.html#axzz30Cf4MqWY It got mixed up with MDA somehow.

All the veg and the spices and the chickpeas just get biffed into the sheet pan and mixed up with a good glug of olive oil.

Mixed up with mango, carrot and orange, this is a really refreshing slushie.

The theoretical engine of this growth turns out to be complex: New galaxies get pulled in and stretched around the halo like strings of spaghetti, maintaining the signature of their independent origin; galaxies closer to the central bulge get mixed up with other old structures, losing the hallmarks of their original form.

This revealed repeated asymmetrical shapes, criss - crossed with millimetre wide canals, which Maloof says are sponge fragments mixed up with a bacterial stromatolite mat (Nature Geoscience, DOI: 10.1038 / ngeO934).

Previous researchers may have gotten GDF11 mixed up with a similar protein called myostatin, which does dip as people get older.

Of course, there are 10 times as many microbial cells as human cells in and on any of us, and none of that DNA seems to get mixed up with Goldblum.

The disadvantage of Church's approach is that the «better solution» is mixed up with millions of poorer solutions.

Tabone's greater mistake, though, was getting mixed up with Malcolm Smith.

During questions to Treasury Minister David Gauke about the errors made at HMRC on millions of people's tax bills, the Speaker decided to call the new Conservative MP for West Suffolk - except he mixed him up with the founder of the TaxPayers» Alliance:

Then came an unfortunate question from a Labour backbencher who had got mixed up with her economic figures.

Brown laughed off the president's error, and Higgins (who, unlike the mayor, isn't up for re-election until next year) tweeted later in the day that he didn't care who Obama mixed him up with, as long as it wasn't the soon - to - be-former, scandal - scarred mayor of San Diego.

Of course, the former senator got mixed up with pushing the legitimacy of his cause and marketing the Goodluck Jonathan National Conference, with its sop of pre-poll bribery and sundry baggage, that went awfully wrong for Jonathan's re-election.

Losers from Queens on a madcap trip to Cancun, Mexico, getting mixed up with thugs, busting out of jail, riding donkeys, surviving a chicken - coop explosion and falling in love in a brothel — just as it's done in that cozy revolving door between Wall Street and Washington.

Some of these symptoms are also apparent before your period is due and so should not get mixed up with that, however, if you don't normally get sore breasts for example and your sense of smell is way over the top then this could be a good sign.

You won't have to worry about getting their lunch mixed up with anyone elses when you personalize them with a name or initial.

Easily put together a kid's sensory bin with sand and water beads mixed up with tiny creatures and acrylic gems.

I realized that, while I'd always thought my husband was supportive of my decision to breastfeed — he did more than bring water and the baby and was completely supportive of me nursing till the kids were past 2 — the breastfeeding also got mixed up with abuse.

Maybe it is just the fact that we are sharing our body with a baby who thinks our bladder is a soccer ball and has their days and nights mixed up with ours.

When they start to crawl, it is of utmost importance to ensure that they do not get into the pail and get mixed up with the unthinkable.

According to some experts, children of this age are still unable to differentiate between fact and fiction, and that they sometimes get the truth mixed up with wishful thinking or fantasy:

Lucky me no disposible diapers were available when my first daughter was born, so she wore cloth diapers, which my mother embroidered one corner with her initials; so they would not get mixed up with my girlfriends baby diabers.

My word of advice is to WATCH where they put that box of diapers because I spent a month looking for that «lost» box and it turned out it had been mixed up with a forgotten kitchen box.

It's just mine - and therefore it's not mixed up with half - eaten granola bars, and «treasures» of sticks and seaweed.

Add a name and birthdate so that it never gets mixed up with items that belong to other kids in daycare.

This drawer also comes with its own cover hence once you put it in the freezer; it won't get mixed up with other things in your freezer.

«We have found that Matilda was more willing to eat new foods if we mixed it up with breast milk.

You want him to be busy enough that he doesn't have time to get mixed up with the wrong crowd and you want to make sure he's not so bored that he looks for trouble.

I remember once thinking that I would only buy my beautiful first born baby wooden toys, but inevitably over time the lovely wooden rattles and drums became mixed up with brightly coloured plastic.

One of the greatest dangers when it comes to breast feeding is that gasses and colic can be mixed up with the milk and enter the baby's stomach.

⦁ Zoe Saldana really mixed it up with a combination of baked goods and preserved meats (eaten together).

She gets a bit annoyed when I joke about getting mixed up with the wrong types if she can't give me some relief but that's ok because i want her to know why things happen if they do.

I was getting Mark Halsey mixed up with Keith Hackett, who was the referee assignor before Mike Riley.

Excellent refereeing mixed up with terrible within seconds sometimes.

A full squad and considering recent matches played, I would of mixed it up with Wilshire, Sanchez and Welbeck in that team: players willing to run lost causes and fighters in the middle willing to put a leg in.

@fatboy gooney You got me mixed up with some weak minded punk.

@soap I gave you a thumbs up for passion although I think you've got me mixed up with another Trudeau.

Only copped that dude, I meant Carvalho but got mixed up with Wanyama.

Furthermore, there's less chance of having him mixed up with Oxlade - Chamberlain!

And with the promise of the rematch maybehopefully still on the cards, Golovkin is evidently not looking to risk that payday by fighting the type of opponents he was previously begging for, prior to getting mixed up with Canelo.

We have flashes of brilliance mixed up with periods of mediocrity.

It's easy to get mixed up with letting in goals and the defenders but actually the real issue is the teams pressing and most importantly the midfielders!

That neutralization took the form of NXT crowd favorite Blue Pants, who did indeed help run interference and eventually mixed it up with Bliss.

@dboy You got me mixed up with one of the muppets you run with.