Sentence examples for have a jumble from inspiring English sources
Who doesn't have a jumble of different pasta shapes, with a few ounces left in each box?
Both are lined with modest restaurants and bars that have a jumble of small tables out front where patrons can while away the afternoon eating fresh fish and seafood or sipping drinks under brightly colored umbrellas.
In conclusion, let me remind you that we all have a jumble of mixed and often conflicting thoughts constantly going on in our heads.
And I have a jumble of insider knowledge, pointed but cruel observation and sheer bubble-headed fatuousness that I take care not to fall into the clutches of that divine 140-character format, as alluring to a writer as the rhyme scheme of a sonnet.
In life, Mr. Pouillon had a jumble of experiences: Vietnam, fatherhood, divorce, church, protests, illness.
Hylan, which has a jumble of strip malls, is for national chains — banks, restaurants and pharmacies — as the few mom-and-pop shops appear to be either recently closed or not yet open.
In the report, the Government Accountability Office, an investigative arm of Congress, said the administration had a jumble of studies and vague policy statements but no overall strategy to ensure that privacy protections would be built into computer networks linking insurers, doctors, hospitals and other health care providers.
To be sure, the auction as a whole has a jumble sale feel to it.
Rather than require the earphone jack to be separate from the connecting cord, you simply plug the earphone into the opposite end of the Navigate, and it's as if there's just one seamless cord, rather than having a jumble, twisting one another.
I suspect in common with many of my generation, I have a confused jumble of ideas and prejudices about the man.
