How To Use Jumble sale In A Sentence
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She would go to jumble sales and buy old crockery that she would take home and throw, piece by piece, against the wall.
Times, Sunday Times
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When you wander into the Tabernacle Church Hall it reeks of bazaars and jumble sales.
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At the moment I have left the list higgledy-piggledy, like a jumble sale of books, as it appealed to me that way.
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She steered clear of charity shops - there was rarely anything that she could afford - but found church jumble sales a good source of cheap clothes.
Times, Sunday Times
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Inside it was like a Victorian jumble sale with kitsch ornaments everywhere, and the cluttered rooms lit only by the orange glow of 40-watt bulbs in frilly lampshades.
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Currently, the village hall has bookings for only the keep-fit group, a private party and a jumble sale.
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Some are from jumble sales or bins.
The Sun
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The Baildon Ladies Circle will hand over kagouls, rucksacks and other equipment to the home on Owlet Road, after raising £100 with sponsored knit-ins, a jumble sale and toy sale.
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She steered clear of charity shops - there was rarely anything that she could afford - but found church jumble sales a good source of cheap clothes.
Times, Sunday Times
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She would go to jumble sales and buy old crockery that she would take home and throw, piece by piece, against the wall.
Times, Sunday Times
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Nobody else in the family gave anything for the jumble sale, but my sister came up trumps.
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At college he built up a lucrative sideline touring local church and jumble sales for clothes.
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At college he built up a lucrative sideline touring local church and jumble sales for clothes.
Times, Sunday Times
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ALAN of Cardiff - the jumble sale painting is very valuable.
The Sun
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There were hordes of people at the jumble sale.
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One for the jumble sale or a priceless treasure?
Times, Sunday Times
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I feel like something flung together at the last minute, something made out of jumble sale cast-offs and things won at fairgrounds.
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Do they also have jumble sales and spelling bees?
Times, Sunday Times
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Charity shops and jumble sales welcome usable clothes.
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At college he built up a lucrative sideline touring local church and jumble sales for clothes.
Times, Sunday Times
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Personal snapshots from abandoned family albums turn up in all kinds of places, ‘from postcard fairs, to jumble sales, and dingy halls beside arterial roads,’ as he puts it.
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A jumble sale will be held in the village hall on Saturday.
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She acquired the painting at a jumble sale for the princely sum of 25p.
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ALAN of Cardiff - the jumble sale painting is very valuable.
The Sun
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At college he built up a lucrative sideline touring local church and jumble sales for clothes.
Times, Sunday Times
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JOE of London - the jumble sale pottery is worth a lot.
The Sun
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France grew up on a farm much like the one she describes, and paints a picture of bucolic pastures concealing a stagnant community of unresolved resentments where the same pieces of bric-a-brac circulate the jumble sales and the postmistress runs a secret information network to rival that of any South American dictator.
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JOE of London - the jumble sale pottery is worth a lot.
The Sun
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There was no money to spare, so jumble sales were a great help.
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What infuriates me most and makes me wish for a second TV at my place is the choice of ‘celebrities’ to take part in this jumble sale of food.
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She steered clear of charity shops - there was rarely anything that she could afford - but found church jumble sales a good source of cheap clothes.
Times, Sunday Times
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Charity shops and jumble sales welcome usable clothes.
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Charity shops and jumble sales welcome usable clothes.
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Jumble sales, vicars, spinsters, and other excellent women who prepare indexes and collect jumble for distressed gentlewomen.
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Charity shops and jumble sales welcome usable clothes.
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Nobody else in the family gave anything for the jumble sale, but my sister came up trumps.
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There was no money to spare, so jumble sales were a great help.
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I climbed over them to sit and type on the bed, in jumble sale exile.
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Chipped china, broken furniture and left over jumble sale items are also consigned to the rubbish tip.
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She steered clear of charity shops - there was rarely anything that she could afford - but found church jumble sales a good source of cheap clothes.
Times, Sunday Times
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Some are from jumble sales or bins.
The Sun
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There were hordes of people at the jumble sale.
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There were hordes of people at the jumble sale.
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Nobody else in the family gave anything for the jumble sale, but my sister came up trumps.
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Fundraising events included a giant sale at Marshfield, lunches, jumble sales and coffee mornings.
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I must look out some bits and pieces for the church jumble sale.
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There may well be a few more jumble sales and autumn fairs in Sheffield next year.
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She bought her orange coat from a jumble sale for a bargain 15!
The Sun
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She should have bought a penwiper at the jumble sale, I thought irrelevantly.
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She bought her orange coat from a jumble sale for a bargain 15!
The Sun
