Sentence examples for become mixed with from inspiring English sources

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

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

"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.

The proposed new rules, which are being published today in the Federal Register, are based on the premise that there are so many field trials of experimental genetically engineered crops that some of the crops will almost inevitably find their way into food, either by cross-pollination or because some of the modified seeds become mixed with other seeds.

The source fluids of the cold seeps can thus become mixed with SPF during their ascent to the seafloor.

The filter removes any large piece of debris and liquid that may have become mixed with the gas.

Three people are not having a child together with a mix of characteristics, any more than a person with a heart transplant becomes mixed with the donor in any important way.

While Gross shows that few in fact did so, the accusation of collaboration became mixed with traditional anti-Semitism and German encouragement to create the fever that led to the massacre.

The sickness was a lack of integrity in the financial reporting and, to use Alan Greenspan's famous phrase, "an irrational exuberance" that then became mixed with a knowing deception.

The beauty of the music gained a dark side, and "Bliss" became mixed with hints of torture (which is not to say I won't be going back for more).

The mission there soon crept to, or became mixed with, that of building a society in which, for example, women would not be treated as hooded slaves and chattels – a good liberal purpose from which the west is now quietly and shamefacedly retreating.