Sentence examples for by commingling from inspiring English sources

Those are big advantages over software sold in a box, one version at a time.In the past Microsoft tied its operating system and applications together by "commingling" the code (and ran afoul of antitrust authorities for doing so).

Salesforce, on the other hand, "puts your data at risk by commingling it with others", he said.

But by commingling the two -- government and personal -- Clinton opened the door to this criticism, because we can't be sure by what rules Clinton follows to guide her decisions to archive or delete emails.

His leafy respites were thoughtfully based on his beliefs that scenic pleasure in settings accessible to all would not only restore health and sanity, but bolster democracy by commingling classes.

Lawyers are often required to hold their clients' money, like escrow for a real estate closing, for example, for short periods, and are forbidden by legal ethics codes from commingling this money with their own accounts.

President Bush is joined by a cadre of elected officials in campaigns commingling public service and commercial promotion, including Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, Gov. George E. Pataki and Jean Chrétien, prime minister of Canada.

Probably you didn't miss the opening of our Photo Show at Spencer Brownstone last week, because everyone in NYC was there, waiting in a line that passed by surprisingly quickly, entering an air-conditioned temple of gorgeous portraiture selected from our Photo Issue, then commingling very politely, sipping refined cocktails served by butlers, and going home with their dedicated life partners.

And instead of fans watching from seats that cost more than a regular chump's weekly salary, the spectators are the hungry clutches who have called "next," commingling with the ghosts of those taken out by the brutality of the real game.

This requires commingling companies' own data (first-party data) with data generated by their marketing partners (third-party data).

Sophisticated restaurants commingling with pie shops.

III Desire and disease commingling, commingling, the white hair and the white page with the fear of white sight, blindness, amputation, a recurring kidney stone, the plague of AIDS, shaken in the mirror by that bewildered look, the truculence, the drooping lip of a spiritual lout.