Sentence examples for all mixed with from inspiring English sources

It was all mixed with a little too much salt and the tiniest hint of oregano.

But we drink most of our Irish whiskey, if we drink it at all, mixed with hot, sweetened, creamy coffee.

There remain juicy sloes and dark-red haws on leafless bushes, all mixed with briars, brambles, ivy, faded bracken and new fronds of polypody ferns.

[His plays] have messages about socialism, about people and the future, who we are and what we should do, all mixed with the tragedy of real life.

An impulse pulling at something deep within me, something strong, tells me to swig it down, all mixed with seawater and sailor spit.

But on the internet the rows still rage, with tortured facts, arguments and syntax, all mixed with vituperative insults, phoney politeness and seemingly RANDOM Use Of Capital letters.

Political aspirations met the corporate race to boast the brightest future for people with dementia, all mixed in with the multicultural flavour that the G8 offers.

The emotional issues, all mixed up with the daily slog that comes with any job, cannot be so neatly encapsulated.

So in my head was the city of that time, overrun with foreign troops, uniforms and battledress all mixed up with the cosmopolitan, polyglot population.

In Washington, this is all mixed up with the FBI investigation into Trump's past dealings with Russia and current appeasement of Putin.

"It was inverted, pulling off in all directions, yet mixed with all these alien themes.