Sentence examples for array of junk from inspiring English sources

They sprawled on couches in front of an array of junk food that had been laid out by Glass — Pringles, jelly beans, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.

Considering the profusion of antique shops in Red Bank, it is surprising that the Two River Theater Company's production of "A Thousand Clowns" there does not feature a more convincing array of junk cluttering its oddball hero's messy apartment.

And Nestlé, which manufactures and heavily markets a wide array of junk food and baby formula, just sponsored a symposium at the AAP conference titled, "Preventing Pediatric Obesity: Communicating Effectively With Parents".

Close behind are Sarah Lucas, the bard of East End bad-girl attitude, with her dirty-joke arrays of junk and foodstuffs, and Jake and Dinos Chapman, whose phantasmagorias of little-girl mannequins sprouting adult genitalia in odd places (faces, commonly) call for a genre coinage: pedography?

As MONA FOMA curator Brian Ritche argues "people want to feel like they're part of the festival, and that means giving them more than just a predictable and safe array of musical junk food".

Small stores that sell a dizzying array of (mostly) junk are also prime outlets for counterfeits, especially those stores that haven't been in business for very long.

But that began changing in the 1980s, when bankers started to sell an array of new products, like junk bonds, to corporate clients.

Fall is finally here the leaves are changing, the birds are chirping, Twin Peaks fans are shopping for green blazers for Halloween, and the world is overrun by a seemingly endless array of pumpkin spice-flavored junk.

Fall is finally here the leaves are changing, the birds are chirping, Twin Peaks fans are shopping for green blazers for Halloween, and the world is overrun by a seemingly endless array of pumpkin spice-flavoured junk.

So it's possible to check a fund's biggest holdings on its Web site and miss its modest positions in an array of different Ford Motor bonds, recently declared junk by Standard & Poor's.

Piles of junk everywhere.