Sentence examples for jumble of letters from inspiring English sources

MAKE your password strong, with a unique jumble of letters, numbers and punctuation marks.

The two notes, a jumble of letters and numbers occasionally set off with parentheses, have also flummoxed members of the American Cryptogram Association, which the F.B.I. has consulted.

WORD games reward people with a vast vocabulary and the ability to sort a jumble of letters into the most unusual concatenations.

• The name — that jumble of letters so famous that spell-check programs now recognize it — was not a burden to a young boy playing baseball in New England.

The movie ratings in turn became the model for the television ratings, that jumble of letters in the corner of the screen.

Besides rhyming, the class might write tongue twisters, practice spelling rules or make as many words as possible from a jumble of letters.

Fluent readers perceive each word, or even whole phrases, as a single, remembered unit, whereas those still learning see jumbles of letters that they have to string together; in that case, pronouncing them helps.

"My first political education came through the pages of Mutual Aid, Anarchy in Action and Freedom newspaper, those piles of ash and soot-stained jumbles of letters represent the opening of new worlds to me.

(Its airport code seems a jumble of leftover letters, YTZ).

They look like a jumble of disconnected letters.

"NCIS" is just a jumble of unpronounceable letters.