Sentence examples for being mingled with from inspiring English sources

Phocion declined all these invitations but one, and when he came to this entertainment and saw the costly preparations, even the water brought to wash the guests' feet being mingled with wine and spices, he reprimanded his son, asking him why he would so far permit his friend to sully the honour of his victory.

But the guiding force behind many of those people was Mr. Kirshner, whose hustle, hit-trained ear and good timing helped shape pop in the days when Tin Pan Alley's song-craft traditions were being mingled with the rhythms of rock.

Pleasure is mingled with obligation.

Joy is mingled with trepidation.

Eventually the gas is mingled with the general interstellar gas.

But they are mingled "with the thought of hegemony".

But his drive was mingled with a sense of unreality.

As with many irritations, this one is mingled with a dash of fear.

Toothsome, glistening pappardelle, served "alla Amanda," was mingled with juicy scallops, asparagus and tiny tomatoes.

And for some, I think, the fascination is mingled with fear.

In Korea, these balls are mingled with a sweet red bean called pat jook.