Sentence examples for like a jumble from inspiring English sources
"It's more like a jumble sale.
It must have looked like a jumble sale, albeit one awash with gold, diamonds and rubies.
Their book feels at times like a jumble of notes hurriedly thrown together.
The third act, which tracks various consequences of Snowden's revelations, feels like a jumble.
That makes the report more like a jumble of facts than a diagnosis.
$20. "Go and brush your hair, Sarah, you look like a jumble sale".
The ICC and its member boards took control of women's cricket in 2005, and are still looking at it like a jumble-sale impulse buy.
But, like a jumble-sale jigsaw puzzle, when HMRC puts it all together, there might well be one or more pieces missing.
The flats above the shops are let out at normal market rates.Centuries ago high streets looked a little like that, with a jumble of workshops, artisans and merchants living above.
Little but enmity and wild roses have been cultivated since in villages like Kafr Shuba, a jumble of houses atop a steep hill where a brisk wind always blows.
In other words, it's sort of like Color meets a jumble of geo and social APIs.
