Sentence examples for a jumble with from inspiring English sources

Alas, the Met's new production by Andrei Serban is a jumble, with no discernable concept and no consistent look.

The program seems a bit of a jumble, with bonbons by Tchaikovsky, Saint-Saëns and Ravel and arrangements of pieces by Esperanza Spalding, Leonardo Genovese and Dimitri Tiomkin.

The Hendersons' neighbor Dawn Krueger, 53, described Bonner's current state as "all a jumble with families moving out and others trying to hang on without jobs".

Behind its glossy front page, AOL Music is a bit of a jumble, with much of its content hard to find.

VOTE: WHO WILL WIN? Please allow a moment for the vote to load The betting odds are a jumble, with Mayweather a favourite at 4/7, and Pacquiao available at 2/1.

The menu is a-jumble with much more worth exploring.

In 1991 Tejo Remy, a member of the Dutch design collective known as Droog, created this installation of recycled dresser drawers in wood, plastic, metal and cardboard, which are joined together, in a big jumble, with a cotton cord.

It – well, McQueen – goes something like this: "Bikes coming from everywhere … nah, you ain't goin' to get dan there are yer … it's a free-f'all, like a jumble sale with a cashmere sweater!" Meaning the traffic's mad.

Similarly, the album title is also in a partial jumble with all but the last two letters in upper case, appearing as "TIME ON EARth".

The result is a big jumble with many hotel rooms still available in the Washington, D.C., area, whether you're celebrating or protesting the new president.

Sometimes, says Mark Starkey, managing director of Logicalis UK, the British arm of a global IT integrator, HP's direct sellers even competed against his team to sell HP kit to the same customers.HP ended up with a jumble of incentive schemes, with different names in different places.