Sentence examples for a fire mix from inspiring English sources
There's one alarm where his voice is just screaming at you to "GET UP" faster and faster while an audience applauds; there's a fire mix of his dog, Hobbs, barking and playing with a squeaky toy; and there's another that's just his voice repeating "beep, beep, beep" over and over again after whispering, "Get your ass out of bed".
Hynkel spouts a quick-fire mix of nonsense syllables and the odd German word whenever he holds one of his aggressive speeches.
The alarms are going off, a fire alarm mixed with an air raid siren.
This guy comes with a delicious red paint job that reminds me of a fire engine mixed with some holiday cheer.
But the facts of the contemporary world ensured that one man had an audience of perhaps 50 million and that his style of filmmaking, involving a rapid-fire mixing of fictional and documentary clips, would convey a vastly more powerful impression of reality than anything Shakespeare could have put on his modest stage.
I used to run a site called GrimeTapes, and I've listened to an awful lot of grime DJs, but I can always tell a Mak 10 set above anyone else because of how he approached a mix and the styles he'd play; the rapid fire mixing, the flow of it, his selection.
This winter, try the Fire Lilly ($11) to burn your own fire, mixed together with tequila, fresh lime, sugar and a bit of jalapeno.
RELOAD... UPDATE: Turns out these fire mixes were actually in aid of Global's Make Some Noise Campaign.
(E ) Peak times of those highly correlated V1-CA1 pairs with both displaying prospetive firing (Pros pairs) and of those pairs with one displaying prospective while the other displaying retrospective firing (Mix pairs).
Together they make a fire-and-water mix that keeps Perry in a constant state of rage.
A fire erupted in a large mixing drum at an aluminum company in Wanaque, N.J., yesterday afternoon, injuring one worker and prompting the authorities to order the evacuation of dozens of residents as a precaution, officials reported.
