Sentence examples for jumble on from inspiring English sources

On the visual front, it was a jumble; on the gustatory one, it didn't measure up to what you get at Bar Boulud, which has raised the charcuterie bar.

Doesn't give you any presents, just gives you the sack (from @Unity_MoT) Leaves your presents in a big jumble on the floor so you can never find the one you're looking for.

Doors, sinks, windows and mosquito screens are propped in a jumble on the grass in front.

Depending on your taste, you'll either love the fast-paced jumble on display here or be put off by it.

All that, plus her eyeglasses and a stack of books, sits in a jumble on a silver tray.

There are piles of paper up the table, and a jumble on a bureau at the end.

But life centres on the delightful beach and its superb sand and sea, framed by the famous boulders, jumbled on one another to create nooks, sun traps and explorable caves.

Yet behind the jumble of fares seats on any one flight can sell at more than 15 different prices is supposed to lie a rich science, known as yield management, delicately engineered by people with large brains and fancy software programs to squeeze every last cent from a plane-load of passengers.

The most tangible example of this is the Commonwealth Games, but even this worthy event increasingly feels like a rather random jumble of countries competing on pretty unequal terms with each other.

It's impossible to imagine that the bright jumble of presents on the floor — items on someone's gift list ticked off methodically and wrapped by an underpaid stranger — will provide the recipients with anything but a brief moment of distraction: that sugar high of Christmas morning which, in joyless families, only exacerbates each member's sense of emptiness and futility.

It also used to be that the music I listened to had several visual corollaries — images on album or CD covers, marker doodles and collages on cassette tapes, the arrangement of a shelf or the jumble of junk on the floor of my car.