Sentence examples for all commingled from inspiring English sources

By day, academic types, artists, bohemians, cross-wearing Christian shopkeepers and fully veiled Muslim women all commingled in the buzzing taxi-filled streets.

Just as I had hoped, the meat was juicy enough to soak the roll, and flavored in that meatloaf manner — brawny yet barely sweet, porky from the bacon, aromatic with herbs, onion and garlic, all commingled with a deep, beefy flavor.

She notes the arms and legs in the trees, the colour of blood on sand and the scent of thyme on the wind all commingling.

I inhabited a nether-realm where Edward, Bill, and Angel were all somehow commingled into a single Darcy-ish über-vamp.

Whatever the case, Mr. Reibstein thinks that if there is a spirit in the building it is, in the end, "kept happy by all the weddings and school functions," though he quickly added that all these "good vibes" are "commingled with the imminent question of how much noise the weddings will make after 11 o'clock".

Sometimes Mr. Tesfaye multi-tracks his vocals, the agitated and warm and cynical all commingling.

He loves the Brooklyn gang milieu, because it's where distortion, hyperbole, and exuberance all commingle.

Part of that cost would be in infrastructure upgrades to eliminate almost all commingling – the combining of herds from different countries.

The thinner slices will become brown and crisp, while the thicker slices soften and caramelize, and all will commingle beautifully in the sauce (good news for the imprecise slicers out there, myself included).

Because of all this commingling, the companies are calling on regulators in many countries to relax tolerance standards for crops, to avoid trade, labeling and legal problems.

Yet for all this commingling, at dusk the wild turkeys stride back up the hill, and Tom and Pearl step back into the chicken yard, re-enacting the drama of domestication.