Sentence examples for a jumble of mud from inspiring English sources

The interior of one business, the Beachhead Restaurant, was turned into a jumble of mud, food, menus and turned furniture.

They were mixed into a jumble of gravel and mud, which suggests that the Neanderthals did not die in the chamber.

He's notorious because his archive arrives pretty much as it was shovelled out of the lock-up: a jumble of documents, dust, mud, mould and dead insects, "40 years of scribble and grunt" heaped into hundreds of binbags and boxes.

The storm surge had turned the interior into a jumble of furniture, kitchenware and mud.

Beside them in the mud, in a jumble of broken boards and torn plastic, lay a grave marker, a piece of wood the size of a checkbook bound to a short plastic pole.

To an outsider, those alleys have little meaning: They're just a jumble of houses and satellite dishes and stray dogs and kids playing in mud.

Or a jumble of broken glass.

But it is also a jumble of contradictions.

(Its airport code seems a jumble of leftover letters, YTZ).

Encinia's instructions to Bland are a jumble of confusion.

Public understanding remains a jumble of folklore and false assumption.