Sentence examples for another jumble from inspiring English sources
A set of regulations governing seeing-off should be drawn up before next season, for there must neve be another jumble like this again... Rules for midnight seeing-off.
We stepped over another jumble of rocks – me slipping on one and missing a millipede by a millimetre as I grabbed a rock to steady myself.
After an hour or so of well-tended gardens that manifest out of nowhere and are then replaced by another jumble of half-constructed, fully-inhabited houses surrounded by runnels of slime I arrived, went through a million security checks, and sat down.
One obstacle spintronics researchers have faced is that the tumult of passing from one material to another usually jumbles up the electron spins.
This relic from the age of dinosaurs looked like two animals: one big plesiosaur a fierce reptile a bit like a cross between a long-necked dinosaur and a seal and another, much smaller jumble of bones.
They have been together, more or less, since 1985, and they spoke in a jumble, finishing one another's sentences and undercutting one another's remarks like the old friends they are.
Outside, the jumble of construction added another note of impermanence.
The images came faster, jumping from one life to another, until finally they became a jumble of light and sound; an alarm sounded and smoke rose.
Across another wall, she jumbles these silhouettes together in a single inchoate lineup titled "Dear Mr. Lilly".
John Sauven, its executive director, said: "Climate scientists have made it clear that any outcome which results in a jumble of half measures would be another Heathrow-sized fiasco.
McBride's syntax is a jumble, leaping from one thought to another, with full stops more concerned with the rhythm of consciousness than standard English.
