Sentence examples for jumble I from inspiring English sources
At the Westside Theater, where the love-and-marriage jumble "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change" played for 12 soul-numbing years, "Rated P," energetically directed by Jeremy Dobrish, alternates between moving entertainment and lazy pandering.
Does Rod Stewart know you're going through his jumble?" I try to remain composed and give as good as I get, even though the paddock-side banter is accompanied by looming foam-tipped eavesdroppers, hanging like insidious mistletoe.
After Scott I picked up a whole row of Dickens... Rider Haggard, Marie Corelli, Molière and Pope and Marlowe, Tolstoy, Thomas Hardy - an indiscriminate jumble; I read everything with the utmost enjoyment.
Amy do you have any similar stories of just trying to work through the...what could be a jumble, I guess, of the Bard?
"Once I got here and saw the line was jumbled, I figured that however the line formed that's where I'd end up," she said.
Briefly, trees were generated for each cluster of sequences and the ancestral sequences were predicted from the best tree out of 500 Jumble repetitions (i.e., randomized input order of sequences, as outlined in the manual of the Phylip software, www.phylip.com, last accessed April 22 , 2013.
"I understood what a committee room was; I'd done the jumble sales; I knew how to relate to the volunteers".
From the jumble sales I got my first stereo and I got a tape recorder as well, and I used to play the deck and the tape together, which is how I learned about mixing music.
"At my first jumble sale I bought a book, for 10p," he says.
I speak French, which means that my travel days are filled with French words backwards and forwards, followed by their English counterparts in every direction, after which they become the jumble, which I also do in my head without pen nor paper.
All of this is still a jumble, yet I do know from my Buddhist study that these seemingly disparate postcards from reality are all connected, all linked, all part of one fabric.
