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The phrase 'blend up' is not technically correct in written English; it is more colloquial in spoken English. You could use the phrase 'blend together' instead; for example, "I blended up some fresh fruit and vegetables to make a smoothie."
"We want people to know they can have sustainable technology," Mr. Reynolds said, "and still make coffee, watch TV and even blend up some margaritas".
I wonder what he'll blend up next.
Aside from attacking the Big Food industry, Dixon flags up the community of food and nutrition enthusiasts precipitating around Soylent as another core part of the value a16z sees in the company — noting that it sells both core produce and also specific ingredients to those who want to blend up their own DIY nutrition cocktails.
She would blend up a Nalgene full before going to a party.
Step 5: Apply a red creme blush with your pointer and middle finger to the apples of your cheeks and blend up towards your temples.
Start at the lash line and blend up to the brow bone.
The next year she was blending up smoothies with substance, followed by a batch of dairy-free smoothies.
Mr. Wood blends up to a dozen rare varieties of apples like Esopus Spitzenberg, Dabinett, Yarlington Mill, Kingston Black and Médaille d'Or.
After blending up to 8% Pluronic, degradation by-products began accumulating immediately upon incubation in saline, whereas, degradation was delayed for up to 14 days with blending of up to 30% PLGA-LE.
The proposed kinetic model has been found to describe well the cure behaviour of the epoxy-PEI blends up to the vitrification point.
It is this fun, blended up to your liking, shimmying in one direction or another, that can showcase the joys a proper dosage can bring.
