Sentence examples for a mixture of everyone from inspiring English sources

We've got a mixture of everyone.

It was a mixture of everyone being happy and at the same time a certain poignancy because it had come to an end.

Bregovic deflects these complaints with a mixture of frankness – "everyone starts from existing melodies... composing is kleptomaniac work" – and dismissal – "this is just gossip".

I hated going to a high school where everyone laughed at my accent--a mixture of southern and Midwestern--and I hated living in a town where everyone called my dad "Captain Mouse".

That distressing lack of leveraging-your-own-life-for-content aside, it was a good year for our resident TV person, in that Lauren got to watch a lot of TV and turn it into a great new column, TV Party, where she reviews a mixture of the new releases everyone's talking about and the shows your mum definitely has on Series Link.

"It was a mixture of feeling so sad that everyone had gone through such a shit time – and was still having to go through it – but also so uplifting that we were all in one room learning more about it".

I am constantly asked how I feel: everyone expects a mixture of excited and nervous, and they are right.

In Peru everyone is a mixture of natives and all kinds of conquerors, but there was a great deal of Jewish influence through the Marranos [Jews living during the Spanish Inquisition who secretly kept their faith despite converting to Christianity] and through Columbus.

Everyone is a mixture of fixed and growth mindsets.

Mr. Wein is in the center of the picture, and everyone is poised in a mixture of bonhomie and anticipation.

By Russell Platt August 12, 2008 Like almost everyone, I read with a mixture of admiration and regret about the retirement of Philippe de Montebello as the director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.