Sentence examples for blend of former from inspiring English sources

Nobody quite knew whether this potent blend of former jihadists, former inner-city gang members and former right-wing extremists, mixed together with a number of survivors from international terrorist attacks, would be an inflammatory device likely to push people further apart, or create a melting pot of shared ideals.

The Agincourt health and socio-demographic surveillance site (HDSS), established in 1992, contains a blend of former Mozambican refugees, migrant workers and a more stable permanent population (2).

Since 1992, a "megatons to megawatts" program with the U.S. government and the U.S. Enrichment Corp. (USEC) has allowed for the down-blending of former Russian weapons-grade uranium to supply about half the fuel needed for U.S. reactors.

Mr. Silvy, a former homeowner, was attracted by the convenient location and design of the apartments, which he characterized as a blending of old and new.

Mr. Levy's first innovation was to fashion the body from a blend of earthenware and stoneware, the former chosen for its modeling and expansion properties, the latter for its ability to withstand high heat without cracking.

The former's blend of chipper post-punk pop songs (a Robert Smith tremor, a white-bread skank) and quirky lyrics about anything from Lucy Liu to the Battle of Hastings could be enormously irritating but ends up charming the whole tent.

For the committed few in the stands, and the many restricted to watching from their armchairs, the Greeks will be hoping that blend of young newcomers and older former champions can provide them with a brief respite they would pay any money for right now.

* "New Orleans Jazz" Blend and Hotel blend, two Community Coffee brands containing a blend of Maraba and other coffees.

Anderson Sant'anna De Lima is fermenting, blending and conditioning nine different beers in a warren of former offices in the basement of his restaurant, 508 GastroBrewery, in SoHo.

That such accusations became a factor in last week's uprising speaks to the entrenched cronyism of former Soviet states, where power often blends seamlessly with wealth.

With the introduction of its new full-size sedan, Kia continued its curious blend of Korean and German aesthetic references under the leadership of former Audi designer Peter Schreyer.