Sentence examples for Mixed from inspiring English sources
The word "mixed" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as an adjective to describe a variety of mix-and-match items such as fabrics, colors, or cultures. For example, you could say: "This boutique offers a wide variety of mixed prints and patterns."
It's hard not to conclude US officials are mixed up in this detention, just as they were involved in Mr Mobley's first disappearance".
The US and the EU share one characteristic: they are, in the jargon of political science, "mixed regimes", with a strong separation of powers and numerous checks and balances.
One patient, who asked not to be named, said her experience there had been mixed.
They emphasised that their study did not prove early sipping led to binge drinking, but said that parents who allow sipping of alcohol may send mixed messages.
Stir until the glitter is mixed with the water and not too lumpy.
I always get fiction and nonfiction mixed up.
Long before another Nixon got mixed up with a secret recording in Washington, Marni Nixon was one of the best-loved voices nobody knew.
It proposes one-third be reserved for open spaces – an area almost half the size of New York's Central Park; one-fourth for roads and transport links; and another third for mixed-use development, with a focus on tourism and public institutions.
When the dust settles at the start of 2017, Toronto will be one more mixed-use residential-retail complex richer.
"Recently I met a boy who had been inspired to dance by the fact that I was mixed-race.
The rate was 26% for young mixed-race workers, 34% for young Indians and 29% for Chinese under-25s.
