Sentence examples for mishmash a from inspiring English sources
"S.N.L. 40" was both the best of everything and a mashup that approached mishmash: a comedic Bass-o-Matic 2015.
The furniture is a mishmash — a banquette here, one kind of chair there, yet another over there.
Instead, Cruz and, particularly, McShane are lost in the same old maritime mishmash, a surfeit of characters and plot that deadens the senses.
As for life, it abounded here at MishMash, a self-described "cultural hub" that's part rambling gardens, part performance space, part open-air cinema, part gallery and part eatery serving everything from burgers and beer to mojitos and liver pâté.
The most we might encounter, the guidebooks and the friends suggested, was an archaeological mishmash, a jumble of confusing remnants that might possibly have had something to do with the Trojan conflict attributed to Homer.
The competition's three winning designs were in lighting, including the first-place "Bamboo Lamp," right, an assemblage of luminous tubes, and the third-place "Russian Orthodox Lamp," a cluster of hanging shades in the shape of onion domes, far right, both by Mariya Sumina and Mikhail Leykin of MishMash, a husband and wife design team based in New York.
But somehow, a new sort of retro mishmash, an excuse for a song and dance show where anything goes, sneaked in.
"It is a mishmash and a great confusion.
You suddenly realise what a mishmash of a building Tate Britain is.
O'Malley is a mishmash of a stray Kennedy and the type of policy obsessive who even thinktanks keep locked away in a back office cubicle.
It's a real mishmash of a race.
