Sandy hasn't really leveled Manhattan — the storm has jumbled it up.
Because the play is so jumbled, it would seem to be up to teachers, as it so often is, to do the real work.
Everything was fine until my son got hold of it, and jumbled it up for me.
His work was a hallucinatory collage that jumbled it all up so wildly, stripped away context of the known so that only connection and possibility existed in the ridiculous, gross, strange, surreal spectacle.
Once a jam-packed jumble, it now serves as a handy depository for Ms. Davis and the other curators.
If it sounds like a jumble, it is — and yet one of Shecter's gifts is to mine clarity from chaos.
And the map is something of a jumble: it shows that either candidate is within reach of assembling the 270 electoral votes needed to win.
(Appraising Brand's wardrobe, Gallagher says to him, "Does Rod Stewart know you're going through his jumble?") It brought back to mind the excellent quotability of the Gallagher brothers (here's an interview we did with Noel in 2011) and in particular a memorable profile of their former band Oasis that Tom Beller wrote for Spin magazine in 1997, at the height of their fame.
Housing the biggest continuous office floor in the world, seating around 3,000 workers in an open-plan jumble, it is a suitably gargantuan home for a social network that now counts one fifth of the world's population in its membership.
Jumble it up so the reader can't guess quickly.
"All the other rocks weʼve looked at have been exposed by cratering, a violent process that made the geological history jumbled like it had been through a blender," he said.
