His large black eyes were set close, his mouth was small, comically so, but his broad smile evened everything out, organized the jumble of his features.
There has only been one shining symbol of personal identity across this jumble of expected feature expansion: the iPhone.
To our earlier point about Toyota borrowing the best from earlier minivans we hasten to add that the Sienna is no Frankenstein jumble of controls and features.
Beyond the screenshots, description and jumble of reviews you get on iTunes, AppCrawlr shows a summary of features, what the app is missing, what people say in positive reviews, minor annoyances about the app, and critical issues.
The site brings together under one name the features from a jumble of brands the company built and bought, including Snap, Xoom and NBC.com.
The room she's in features a colorful jumble of items from a young person's life: posters, a bunk bed, a picture of herself as a girl, shirts hanging in plain sight.
She puts the record on and sits down to eat a slice of pizza as a vocalist sings, "A single life is what you're getting and you should get it right". The room she's in features a colorful jumble of items from a young person's life: posters, a bunk bed, a picture of herself as a girl, shirts hanging in plain sight.
The ads featured the same jumble of issues, the same "He's a husband and father.
Violence is the one area where big-budget mainstream movies have shown confidence; the only moments of assurance in an awkward jumble of a picture like "Swordfish" -- which featured domestic terrorism as a plot gambit -- came in the action.
Under industrial lights Blythe R. D. Quinlan's chaotic set features everything from a chandelier to a jumble of television sets.
