Sentence examples for jumbled with from inspiring English sources

Turn left on to cobbled Niederdorfstrasse, jumbled with design shops, medieval fountains and beer halls.

A bowl of couscous was gorgeously jumbled with spinach, carrots, green beans, asparagus and onion, and finished with harissa.

Meaningful references — the abundant James Brown samples, the use of Redding and Mayfield — are all jumbled with irrelevant ones.

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But these images are jumbled with shots of eggs, meat and even shoes, so that the stark nudes become oddly mundane.

Because the accumulated colonies are too bulky to fit into tiny Portugal, superfluous realms are sneakily stuffed into municipal garbage cans: tropical rivers are discarded as waste, jumbled with "leftover grains of rice and packages of cough drops".

Finely shred the beetroot leaves (if any) and jumble with the beetroot, olive oil, salt, pepper and red wine vinegar, and scatter on a plain white plate.

Pictures of no quality whatsoever emerged back to back with extraordinary ones, jumbled up with drawings big and small, which had sometimes been used for lists or calculations, or to write down a recipe.

"Inspiration" images culled from the Internet are jumbled together with chirpy, informal writing that is studded with far-flung pop-culture references ("Harold and Maude, Tony Danzaa).

Where previous attempts at triangulation of quantum spaces have produced jumbled universes with far too many dimensions, or minimal universes with too few, CDT avoids this problem by allowing only those configurations where cause precedes any event.

Children's pictures decorate the walls; highbrow novels are jumbled up with business books.