Sentence examples for Is commingled from inspiring English sources

Much of this land is commingled with properties awarded to the railroads in 1862.

All the betting money, including wagers made at the racetrack and at rebate shops, is commingled, or linked into one pool.

Separate property, for instance, remains separate unless that money is commingled with "community," or joint, money and the couple does not keep records of where the money came from or who paid what, Professor Carrillo said.

The cheaper alternative is "commingled" recycling, where householders put everything except food into one plastic sack or bin which is hurled into a lorry and taken to a MRF (pronounced "murf"), or Materials Recovery Facility, where robotic technology separates recoverable items by size, weight and type.

The point of interest (the "node" for the nodal analysis) is arbitrarily defined as the junction where the production of the three wells is commingled.

And it's universally acknowledged (in the US, that is) that 'Manifest Destiny' is commingled with the idea of 'American Exceptionalism', a term that comes us to via Alexis de Tocqueville writing in 1831.

I do a lot of things special, and not only do I do a lot of things special but I commingle them".

So is the modern sensibility commingled with the 19th-century setting.

Is banking and advisory work too commingled in Germany?"' Mr. Dietzsch-Doertenbach said the Postbank offering underscored a reality of the German market: Deutsche Bank, through its powerful corporate bank and sprawling sales network, plays a decisive role.

Epiphyseal sequencing is an aid to recognize commingled remains.

I took these things literally, commingled them in my head, and pictured a transvestite version of my father working an assembly line.