"A mix of new and second-hand books jumbled over every surface and up every wall, and occasionally turned into part of the furniture, including a staircase of ancient encyclopaedias that provides views over the canal at the rear.
It is run by a Brummie lady called Stella Mitchell, whom I'd seen at car-boot sales and jumble sales over the years; we used to fight over the same things.
Jano says Papi picked up the phone but couldn't remember the number for emergency, and, after trying a jumble of numbers over and over again, he just gave up.
This refreshing salad -- a pleasing jumble of crab meat, scribbled over with white truffle oil, kampyo (strips of Japanese gourd), yellow daikon oshinko (pickles), seaweed, raw cucumber, sun-dried tomato and sesame seeds -- bears no relation to the fiery Korean condiment, but it is delicious in its own right.
A fourth is given over to local notices: jumble sales and student art shows.
Follow an alleyway behind the Westin Grand hotel to a jumble of lights hanging over a door.
America beat back calls to replace ICANN entirely; it won backing for a toothless talking-shop that would not be limited to governments, and the talks will range over a jumble of issues, from cyber-security to spam.
And after a kebab of grilled shrimp, nearly raw at one end, was returned to the kitchen, it came back as an unappetizing jumble of blackened shellfish over disheveled couscous.
Manoj Kumar, who sells bridegrooms' turbans for a living, and several male relatives looked out from their fourth-floor roof over the jumble of tenement rooftops, illuminated by a twinkling of bare bulbs jury-rigged to scare away the monkey-man.
The shift by Warner Music is another step in the decline of copy-protection software, which has led to consumer confusion over the jumble of incompatible schemes governing the use of digital music players and downloaded songs.
