Sentence examples for become mixed from inspiring English sources

Characters' motivations become mixed up in a soup of wishy-washy magic.

Hardwoods are characteristic in the north, but pines become mixed with hardwoods in the south.

But in the case of kaons, the two become mixed up.

He says over the last 20 years, "religion has become mixed with politics to create a toxic brew".

But even when nationality in sport is clear and unmistakable, the influences and emotions can become mixed in this era.

"That will determine how big the recall is," with officials hoping to recall any Washington beef that may have become mixed with and contaminated by the diseased cow.

But the discovery proved to be an illusion: pieces of cotton swabs had become mixed in with the placentas; under the microscope, they looked like parasites.

Later, these tightly focused sketches may become mixed-media paintings, although Netschert occasionally leaves them unadorned.

And then, in the 1970s, just as they had pulled up their socks, the government kindly took the competition away, by forcing most of the grammar schools to become mixed-ability "comprehensives".

Malls in Florida, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, New Jersey and Ohio have become mixed-used spaces, incorporating apartments and unconventional tenants like government offices, churches, medical clinics and satellite university campuses.

Some of the dolomite crystals become mixed-wet as they contacted the oil phase during aging.