Sentence examples for cocktail of some from inspiring English sources

A child or childish adult purchases it at a novelty shop and surreptitiously drops it into the cocktail of some poor sap, who spies it in his glass and then (the child hopes) produces an overwrought and hilarious display of disgust, wonder and finally glee.

The feeling of "aliveness" comes from a cocktail of some or all of the following: The human aspects of the story – the character and personal journey of the protagonist/s – the scientist perhaps, or the people whose lives will be affected by the science.

I actually don't think that they'll be able to predict because the second half of the season kind of mixes and merges into a very interesting cocktail of some of books four and five.

Children in agricultural areas are being exposed to a dangerous cocktail of pesticides, some of which are banned substances, a French health and environment group has claimed.

In their utopian vision of the ideal dance club, the best audience is a "fucking great cocktail" of "friends, some people who know your music but don't know you don't know personally, and then some people who're just out for a good time".

In their utopian vision of the ideal dance club, the best audience is a "fucking great cocktail" of "friends, some people who know your music but don't know you personally, and then some people who're just out for a good time".

That most teams manage to keep this potentially combustible cocktail of ingredients under some sort of control is remarkable.

Evolution has equipped C. abbreviatus with a cocktail of different toxins, some of which target specific prey species.

Commercial spheroid media is typically supplemented with a cocktail of growth factors, some of which are proprietary, instead of serum.

Background and purpose Activated platelets release a cocktail of growth factors, some of which are thought to stimulate repair.

For another conspicuous fete, Sotheby's persuaded Count Giovanni Volpe to lend his magnificent palazzo for a cocktail roundup of some 400 souls, offering profuse apologies to David Furnish, a Canadian-born filmmaker, who was at first refused admittance at the dock because he had neglected to bring either his invitation or his instantly recognizable roommate, Sir Elton John.