| Books like this are always a hotch-potch, but here the potch is well and truly hotched. |
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| He checked the hotch-potch of crumpled notes in his jacket pocket and sank into a deeper depression. |
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| This breathy version of Joy To The World is a bit of a hotch-potch but it's a real zinger! |
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| The hotch-potch of standards for mobiles means consumers have to buy a new phone every time they want to switch contracts or travel abroad. |
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| The new directive replaces a hotch-potch of 15 old ones, thus ensuring greater transparency and legal security. |
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| House of Lords reform is up for debate next year, council elections need reform, the balance of power is out of kilter, but it's all hotch-potch and hand-to-mouth. |
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| But they are about more than just slapping a grand title on companies' hotch-potch of ad hoc training courses. |
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| It also means battling a hotch-potch of customs rules. By far the biggest challenges are payment and delivery. |
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| The resulting hotch-potch leaves businesses and consumers confused. |
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| This hotch-potch of photos, placed on a green marbled background, allows you to immortalise your chosen memories and to offer them to your nearest and dearest. |
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| Describing it as a timetable for action' cannot disguise the fact that it is a hotch-potch of truisms that the women of Europe cannot expect will advance their cause. |
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| You just rehashed the Treaty and created an unreadable hotch-potch of footnotes, cross-references and subtext, and you wonder why citizens are rejecting it. |
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| Not the least of the problems in America has been the hotch-potch of different regulators for different bits of the financial-services industry, mainly for reasons of history rather than deliberate strategy. |
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| The world is a delightful hotch-potch to which it is art's job to bring order, though art cannot and will not smooth its rough edges or resolve its intractable contradictions. |
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