Sentence examples for all intermingling from inspiring English sources
With claims to the word's highest per capita CD sales and book ownership (not to mention mobile phone use and alcohol consumption), Iceland is flourishing culturally, with new filmmakers, artists and musicians all intermingling in a capital with fewer people than Elizabeth, N.J.
This, the most beloved Balanchine work of all, is also the most structurally democratic ballet he ever made, with principals, soloists and corps all intermingling, and each corps girl commanding the space around her while sharing steps that are usually a star's prerogative.
convention may be the only place where you'll see super heroes, villains, anime characters, Star Wars and Star Trek characters and people dressed in steam punk all intermingling.
After all, intermingling seems to offer opportunities for optimal component placement (Cherniak 1994, 1995).
In a film at the museum, Ray Charles defines soul as coming from "the church, the blues and country music -- it's all intermingled some kind of way".
The squads announced for the next leg of this relentless year of Test series (almost all intermingled with the compulsory limited-overs appendages) indicated that the selectors are willing to be bold.
It is the Reviewing editor's impression that at the core of this indecision is the fact that experiments performed in zebrafish and human cell lines are all intermingled together with conclusions from one applied to results from the other, leaving the reader with the impression that the model is not well substantiated.
It has all that, but it also has a Rainbow Coalition of customers — black, white, gay, straight, rich, poor — all happily intermingling.
These three cops are set loose in a willfully complicated mystery, filled with twists, flip-backs, set-ups, and payoffs, all the while cheerfully intermingling 50s fact into their cinematic fiction.
All these themes intermingle at the Copa: the individuals in the shop window, the national pride at stake, the brief glimpse that fans get of homebred but long-gone stars, and the undercurrent of exasperation that fuels violence.
