On a recent Saturday, an assorted mix of chunky inexpensive bracelets ($12.95 to $14.95) hung in a display right by the entrance.
When setting out on a search, they always take along an assorted mix of idea sources, a collection as diverse as any investment portfolio.
Claridge's hotel, which opened in 1898 in London's Mayfair, has long attracted an assorted mix of the wealthy, the famous and the royal many of whom used its large apartments and suites for long-term stays.
The rushed nature of the meeting was evident in the mix of attendees and the misspellings of some of their names on placards on the tables arranged in a long U-shape in the hotel's Versailles conference room.
The unique mix of attendees remains.
I am not suggesting that you dumb down your talk; rather, I think you need to speak to the mix of attendees.
The kitchen itself is a vivid study in sustainable living: there are trays bursting with green sprouting seeds, jars containing rose petals, seaweed, spices, mixed herbal teas, bottles of assorted vinegars, in which quietly marinade flower petals, garlic, assorted herbs, a mix of dandelion, nettles and marigolds.
Renowned for its film curation, support for artists, and vibrant atmosphere, Full Frame draws an international mix of 10,000-plus attendees to Durham every spring.
Back in the TV room the porn is still playing, and Sue, in her fifties, is masturbating to climax while being cheered on by Val, Pam and an assorted crowd of other attendees.
For the topping: 1 quart of berries, a single kind or assorted, or a colorful mix of sliced fruit.
The Radiators, whose cultish fans are called Fish Heads, are known for their gumbo mix of assorted American influences -- R&B, country, soul, swing and gospel -- all filtered through their New Orleans-style rock 'n' roll.
