get one's facts mixed up|get one's fact mix up in English

get confused with the details

Use "get ones facts mixed up|get ones fact mix up" in a sentence

1. You think too much, you get mixed up.

2. No one's been able to get anything on them.

3. Notorious Confusables: Words We Tend to Get Mixed Up

4. Sometimes definitions of Anyway and Anyways get mixed up

5. Make up one's mind to do sth.

6. Don't get mixed up with him -- he's a crook!

7. How did you get mixed up with that layabout?

8. It's hard to dam up one's feelings.

9. crease something up to get Creases or folds into something that is supposed to be flat; to wrinkle one's clothing

10. to act up to one's principles,etc.

11. To get by one's own efforts: Acquire proficiency in math

12. See also: bowel, get, uproar evacuate (one's) Bowels To defecate

13. Well, this one's a little less made-up.

14. The degree of one's emotions varies inversely with one's knowledge of the facts. Bertrand Russell 

15. 24 Hang up one's hat in another's house. 

16. Get one's Comeuppance Receive the treatment one deserves, especially punishment or retribution

17. Listen Katie, guys like Rasul... They get mixed up in stuff, and...

18. People who are colour-blind usually get red and green mixed up.

19. 1 Hang up one's fiddle when one comes home. 

20. One wing's shredded, one's flapping, it's quacking up a storm.

21. Moreover, are also more secrets to spice up one's marriage!

22. It's just my long-winded way of telling you that I can get this all fixed up and no one's worse for the wear.

23. 11 Hang up one's fiddle when one comes home. 

24. It is early days yet to make up one's mind.

25. Reluctance or an inability to make up one's mind; irresolution .