Sentence examples for a mixing of classes from inspiring English sources

As more of France's wannabe musicians, artists and other assorted creatives are forced out of Paris by the increasing popularity of city living and the lack of viable clubbing spaces, there's a mixing of classes and races happening that you tend not to see so much inside the Périphérique, especially not in the clubs or reflected in the city's world famous fashion scene.

Most dance tours offer a relatively equal male-female ratio and a mix of classes at different levels.

"It can scare the upper class that Lapa is a totally democratic place that brings together a mix of classes," said Mr. Porto.

A middle-class girl from a seemingly traditional background, she moves into a flat where people from a mix of classes, races, and attitudes have been brought together as a social experiment.

The only brand-name antiretroviral in a 3-in-1 pill is GlaxoSmithKline's Trizivir, which the company concedes is not an ideal starting regimen because it consists of three drugs in the same class, instead of a mix of classes.

On the ground floor is Sargent's enormous, darkly magical "El Jaleo," depicting a Spanish dancer; Anders Zorn's shadowy painting "The Omnibus," depicting a modern trolley car filled with a mix of classes, stayed with me, as did an intense five-part altarpiece by Simone Martini.

Choose Your Online Exposure Blended: A mix of class meetings and online home instruction.

The average asking rent for a mix of Class A and B buildings was $41.98 per square foot, compared with $43.56 a year previously.

The trick will be to blend a mix of class and discrimination issues without ripping ourselves apart.

You had a great mixing of classes.

Yet there was a great mixing of classes and indeed intellects; the auxiliary firemen in Westminster included two novelists and poet Stephen Spender.