Sentence examples for all jumbled up from inspiring English sources

("I get on Ma's lap in Rocker with our legs all jumbled up.

One sympathizes with Irish transplants in New York "all jumbled up together" in a "paradise for rats".

"But we trickled it out," Mr Barnes says, "so we controlled the dialogue that was going on, and it didn't get all jumbled up".

But early investigators found the hilly ridges to be composed of clay, silt, sand, pebbles, cobbles and boulders, all jumbled up together.

"The words are all jumbled up in my head". His neurodiverse teammates rushed to his rescue, surrounding and reassuring him, and he was able to finish.

"I need help making sure what I put out on Facebook or Twitter isn't all jumbled up, that it has meaning and value and is viewed to the maximum," he says.

Otherwise it's just a jumbled up... book?

These forces, and theories about them, are all a bit jumbled up, but out of necessity.

"They are just jumbled up all over the place," said Terry Lentz, a retired insurance company executive watching the Clear Lake parade.

As my work comes from my mind, it means that all my influences are jumbled up and mixed together.

All those thoughts were jumbled up together, tossed in the air and out came My Very Best Friend.