Sentence examples for of hotchpotch from inspiring English sources

Known as "hutongs", these are tight webs of hotchpotch homes and alleys gathered around wells.

It's a bit of hotchpotch – Drop the Dead Donkey meets Spooks and, all right then, a hint of Mad Men for the period detail, even if the period is a different one.

There's no commitment to the idea of Nigeria as Nigeria, it is just seen as a kind of hotchpotch that you try and grab what you can from because of the good luck of oil.

It's a bit of a hotchpotch of jumble, young designers, live music, DJs, the odd random performance artist and sometimes a BBQ.

With notes for essays usually made up of a hotchpotch of cut-and-paste fragments, it is easy to forget which are your own words and which are someone else's.

Assad – whose "Syrian Arab Army" can only regain the territory it lost with the backing of a hotchpotch of foreign mercenaries and supported by foreign bombs, and who are fighting, by and large, Syrian-born rebels and civilians.

In the case of Fáctico and Supercivicos, Labora provide advice on which of a confusing hotchpotch of federal, city and borough authorities are responsible for the particular problems reported.

CAMHS…it feels like it's a bit of a hotchpotch really, a patched together sort of service and I'm not sure who is control…people who counsel children—I don't know much about them, how much responsibility they take… 07 M 40 49 M).

Mr President, I am a firm supporter of the fight against any form of racism and xenophobia, but I abstained from the vote on Mrs Ludford' s resolution because I see it as one of those hotchpotch resolutions that tries to cover all manner of things and sometimes contradicts itself.

In appearance, Durham is less of a hotchpotch than most cathedrals.

It's all a bit of a hotchpotch: meaty home cooking, seasoned with banter and stardust, then topped off with a save-the-cheese campaign.