Sentence examples for beginning mixed from inspiring English sources

Scudamore has from the beginning mixed his apology for the emails, in which he joked about "female irrationality" when women have children, and "big titted broads," with the assertion that Abraham had no right to access the email account.

Mr. Doherty conceded that in the beginning, mixed trash might have sat out longer, but he said that that was abating as more people learned what to do.

Correia, 32, began mixed-martial-arts training in her 20s and gained Rousey's attention by defeating two of the champion's training partners last year, Jessamyn Duke and Shayna Baszler.

Beginning with mixed feelings on this novel, finding the narrative confusing, I contemplated returning to it later rather than continuing this debut.

But as her mother's pregnancy progressed and the prospect of having a new baby at home become more real, she began having mixed feelings.

Marking 50 years since the war began, it mixed archive footage with testimony from survivors, and was the first of the great blockbuster history series on television.

nbcolympics.com, 5 a.m.; NBC, 4 45 p.m. (taped) TENNIS First-round matches begin in mixed doubles, which is an Olympic event for the first time since 1924.

Slowly, however, the U.F.C. started repairing the sport's image, working with state athletic commissions, which increasingly began regulating mixed martial arts and establishing a unified set of rules.

The company will soon have even more competition as Microsoft begins selling "Mixed Reality" headsets from various hardware manufacturers over the holidays and sets sights on a wireless VR headset for its upcoming Xbox One X.

The Phase 1 research began with mixed methods case studies to describe the implementation process in terms of variations and adaptations of the model across the five communities, as well as common struggles and eventual successes across the sites (Corter et al., 2007).

The project began with mixed results.