Sentence examples for jumble in from inspiring English sources

Consider the phenomenal jumble in the autumn sales.

That could have been caused by the jumble in his elbow from the previous surgery.

J. Vincent & Ms R. Porter: Agree knock-down price for jumble in ragbag?

British students now occupy fourth place in the ethnic jumble in Maastricht and their numbers are rising relatively fast.

Or is it a mere chaos and jumble, in which the natural laws that we think we find are only a fantasy generated by our own love of order?

While theoretical work had suggested that some polymers could be superconductors, polymer strands tend to jumble in random tangles and not form the organized, crystalline arrangement of most superconducting materials.

Fallen trees lie jumbled in the gullies like broken bones.

My parents could play with seven- and eight-letter words, jumbled in random letter order.

(Ms. de Ribere, Mr. Hendrickson, Mr. Gomes and Ms. Bond each tackled one part of the score: promising in theory, jumbled in practice).

The fact that their antennas are jumbled in warehouses, not spread across rooftops, shouldn't make a difference, Aereo insists.

In attempting to catalog his prints and negatives, Alfred finds that the images have become jumbled in time and place.