Sentence examples for into jumble from inspiring English sources

I've always dressed a bit more wildly; I was into jumble sales from the age of seven.

Market research, which is compiled by asking people in surveys or focus groups how they behave, blurs into jumbles of demographic statistics.

The narrative is once again cut up into jumbled time sequences, but the Madoff scenario is a more plausible and inviting crime than the sinister energy-corporation conspiracy that Patty eventually took down last season.

The books also include first-hand accounts of schizophrenic patients and relatives tending to them, giving an insight into jumbled thoughts, the disorder's primary symptom.

Should I have known better than to wander into Old Books Bazaar, an alcove slyly worked into the jumble of alleyways?

It's an impression that grows stronger as you move north into Hudson Heights and Inwood proper, where Manhattan Island narrows into a jumble of cozy counterforces.

The storm surge had turned the interior into a jumble of furniture, kitchenware and mud.

At Excelsior, they are all blended together into a jumble, to give a sense of energy.

Given Johnson's attractions to wild tangents, the journey often dissolves into a jumble.

Without it, the whole structure will collapse into a jumble of perverse incentives.

Then the explanations would inevitably devolve into a jumble of unfamiliar names and bizarre ideas.