Sentences with phrase «jumble of»

Don't Starve is one of a jumble of games that have been testing that out lately, just throwing gamers in...

I was amazed at just how good this audio sounded and could hardly believe this was the same headset that had moments ago sounded like a muddy jumble of audio.

You battle to win sections by making as high scoring words as you can find out of the jumble of letters that you are given in each Quarrel.

It'd be something Capcom would continue to do over the years, to the point where Resident Evil 6 «s world is a complete jumble of characters and companies and organizations and biological weapons.

Even though Oculus» 2nd generation development kit headset is vastly improved in terms of resolution compared to its predecessor, it just doesn't pack enough pixels to make gazing into the distance anything other than a jumble of dots.

There are three main play modes in Moji Pittan, offering up a diverse (at times eccentric) jumble of stages.

What we said: «There's the sense, at times, that Prey is another jumble of exotic raw materials thrown into a Fabricator, a button's touch away from brilliance.

A fine example would be the Golden Temple theme, going from a somewhat hokey, disjointed jumble of notes into a grand Chozo Ruins inspired epiphany.

A big jumble of genres for a small indie game, but each is an important ingred...

I don't know, like, it just becomes a jumble of words, and, you know, like, it sounds like some of the items make matches really overpowered or just not fun or...?

So, let's trying and bring this jumble of words to a conclusion.

Eden Rising: Supremacy may have a terribly generic title which doesn't say much about the game itself, but what the developers at Nvizzio have shown off so far promises an interesting game that takes a jumble of ideas, adds its own, and cooks up a solid and unique co-op experience as a result.

While Ubisoft may have intended an exhilarating jumble of parries and ripostes, it quickly devolves into flailing your saber about and hoping the pointy end sticks in something.

There comes a point when the game stops being a jumble of sometimes unintuitive rules and bookkeeping and starts becoming a story.

The compact «downtown» area is a jumble of small hotels, souvenir shops, restaurants, dive shops, and tour agencies.

Navigate your way past the jumble of jukungs and other fishing boats and carry on for about 500 metres until you see signs for the bio-rock project.

Pangandaran is often touted as the local alternative to Bali and the similarities to Bali's Kuta are not unwarranted, namely the jumble of ugly unregulated hotel blocks and beaches littered with plastic.

Bida Nok has several swimthroughs of the West side where you find a complex jumble of giant boulders.

Accessing the drawer, the IFE screen, and the tray table all require a jumble of re-configuring the seat.

but now days they are the best when backpacking or when I need to easily separate all of our clothes so the bag doesn't become a big jumble of clothes!

A pretty jumble of ice - cream coloured houses arranged around a picture - postcard bay, Aghia Efimia on the blissful island Kefalonia is the ideal destination for a relaxed holiday by the sea.

Dominated by a magnificent Anglo - Norman cathedral built in 1096, Norwich is a pleasing jumble of historic and modern architecture, its shopping streets and open squares revealing museums, medieval churches, public gardens and other attractions seemingly at every turn.

Kota Kinabalu, Sabah's capital city, doesn't really personify Borneo — the capital isn't a jumble of leafy greens and Read More...

iwe met them there and it was a happy jumble of two groups hehe

This site is named after the jumble of granite boulders stretching out from the southern point of Similan Island No. 4.

Its biggest tourist attraction is the King Albert Market, named for Queen Victoria's husband, an enticing and colourful jumble of stalls selling everything from local crafts to fruit and vegetables.

So many surprises await hidden among the jumble of buildings.

Rather than a backpack filled with a jumble of shirts, socks, pants, shoes, and underwear, you can have a cube for each type of clothing.

Ibiza Town looks like a postcard, a jumble of whitewashed buildings cascading down from the castle at the top of the old town to the harbour.

A jumble of massive granite boulders extends, in places, from 9 - 12 meters beneath the surface to over 30 meters at its base.

Mykonos Town itself is a romantic city, boasting a unique atmosphere expressed in areas such as Little Venice — a jumble of scrubbed and polished white houses with colourful doors and wooden balconies.

Surrounded almost entirely by water, Cádiz's ancient centre is a romantic jumble of narrow streets and tall, once grand buildings covered in brightly - coloured, peeling paintwork and ornate wrought iron balconies.

It looks like little more than a jumble of stones.

You are almost guaranteed to spend most of the dive in the company of red roman fish and sight stump nose and hottentots amid the jumble of rocks that teem with life.

Carved into the inaccessible wilderness of the Canadian mainland over the ages, the soaring peaks of the coastal mountains tumble to the waters edge in a jumble of river mouths and small islands, a perfect spot for sea kayaking.

Phuket's weekend market, located just outside Phuket Town, is a fascinating jumble of secondhand goods, pirated items, a Read More»

Bright sun warms the hillsides where cheerful cottages, some fancy, some not, tumble down the steep cliffs to the jumble of downtown streets, all ending at the edge of a sparkling blue sea.

Bright sun warms the hillsides, where cheerful cottages — some fancified, some not — tumble down the steep cliffs to the jumble of downtown streets, all ending at the edge of a sparkling blue sea.

Called the Tram, Gothenburg's light rail system is the largest in Northern Europe — a fact that became all too apparent to me as I looked at the train map with its technicolor jumble of squiggly lines and impossibly long station names like Medicinaregaten and Sahlgrenska Huvudentre.

The second half of your trip unfolds around Goblin Valley and the San Rafael Swell in some of the most ruggedly beautiful terrain in the world — a jumble of incredible buttes, pinnacles, canyons and mesas.

Gràcia, smack in the middle of Barcelona, wasn't always just a district in the city, but was once its own village, and as the NY Times points out in their recent photo essay on the «hood, «it's never lost that village feeling and remains a jumble of narrow streets and tree - shaded plazas dotted with Art Nouveau architecture.»

There are no cars — people get around by bike, golf buggy or moped — and the little town is a picture - postcard jumble of colourful houses.

Wander through the medina, a jumble of colorful souks; and stroll the Djemaa el Fna, a lively square where snake charmers, acrobats, and magicians enchant the passersby.

Medieval Tallinn & Tartu Arriving in the Estonian capital Tallinn, we enjoy a stroll through the picturesque Old Town - a jumble of medieval houses, turrets and walls.

We call Dozer a «pit bull mix» because that's what the pound called him when we adopted him as a tiny puppy — but in fact he's not one, not two, not even three, but a crazy jumble of breed types... making him a good ol' American mutt, really.

The Catahoula Cur is a jumble of different breeds and no one really knows for sure.

Play is essential if a puppy is to learn the social relevance of the vast jumble of behaviors in his doggy repertoire, specifically the appropriateness and inappropriateness of each behavior in each setting.

But, the jumble of high points and stumbles are not only normal, they are to be expected when working through a separation anxiety protocol.

Our annual Thanksgiving journey from California to Delaware is a hectic, transport jumble of planes, trains (actually, airport trams), and automobiles.

The day after winning another Best In Show, my male suffered a very painful fracture in the hock as a result of jumping into a jumble of large rocks.