Sentence examples for were a miscellaneous from inspiring English sources

We were a miscellaneous bunch of resourceless people flung this way and that by history.

The first members of the SPCC in 1972 were a miscellaneous group of her male and female friends, all assistant professors who had been at Cornell only a year or two.

It's a miscellaneous library, always shifting.

The cost of job hunting is a miscellaneous deduction for taxpayers who itemize.

They're a miscellaneous jumble of school jotters, pocket-sized pads and shorthand notebooks.

Crowded aboard, with all their worldly goods, is a miscellaneous company of Jews.

Today, jazz music is a miscellaneous collection of wide-ranging and disputed genres that stands to the side of American culture.

Thus the Ketuvim are a miscellaneous collection of liturgical poetry, secular love poetry, wisdom literature, history, apocalyptic literature, a short story, and a romantic tale.

Dining out is a subcategory under food, and gambling is a miscellaneous expenditure, Mr. Passero said, noting that many people regard it not as entertainment but as an investment with a possible return.

Dining out is a subcategory under food, and gambling is a miscellaneous expenditure, Mr. Passero said, noting that many regard it not as entertainment but as an investment with a possible return.

"Highlights From the Permanent Collection" is a miscellaneous affair that ranges from examples of 19th-century products by local businesses like the American Pottery Manufacturing Company or the Jersey City Glass Company to contemporary works by artists like Lorna Simpson and Luís Cruz Azaceta.