Sentence examples for of mishmash from inspiring English sources

A lot of mishmash and blah-blah gets spread around whenever someone digs into the shortage of big-city donations.

Versus is a general sports network, a kind of mishmash, without a strong identity or major personalities.

The first gallery of the show is a kind of mishmash or warm-up that provides a sense of the narrow yet open-ended parameters of the academy's collection: it is steeped in a particular tradition and yet is constantly reshaped by the work of new members.

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.

There are channels for the game's organizers, channels for individual teams, and every sort of mishmash of interested parties in between.

But the 10,000-page 2010 Dodd-Frank law that was supposed to prevent this kind of mishmash was influenced by too big to fail banks, who managed to get cryptic language added that protects them and screws the depositor.

The stage version of the tale now at the New Theater at 45th Street brings its own layer of mishmashing to the telling.

"It is a way of keeping in touch," Tsien says of the mishmash of superfans brought together by the school's most prominent sport.

In the top 50 markets, 60 percent of cable systems charge extra to buy it as part of a mishmash of channels on their digital sports tiers.

"It's kind of a mishmash of current popular ideas, projected back into the Middle Ages".

What's more, it was calculated on the basis of a mishmash of internal measures.