Sentence examples for commingled in the from inspiring English sources

Animal and human forms are also commingled in the "Alone/Not Alone" series.

But he did note that Microsoft was found to have illegally blended -- "commingled," in the legal term -- programming code for its Windows operating system with its Internet browser.

By day, academic types, artists, bohemians, cross-wearing Christian shopkeepers and fully veiled Muslim women all commingled in the buzzing taxi-filled streets.

Mr. Nkole, of the anticorruption task force, said the magistrate told the prosecution it should have summoned the former intelligence chief, Xavier Chungu, to testify about whether it was public money that Mr. Chiluba spent, or money donated to his campaigns that was commingled in the secret account.

Little documentation exists of colonial-era African American music, when styles, songs and instruments from across West Africa commingled in the melting pot of slavery.

Each time we bring mail in, it could have anthrax on it from commingling in the postal facility.

Vermouth made possible a new level of flavor complexity by allowing wine and spirits to commingle in the same glass with ice.

The most modern and the most ancient thus commingled in front of the black and white TV in the Student Union of Clarion State College in the company of our teaching aide, Carol.

Wajsman told me that optics and optique may have first commingled in Montreal around the time of the 1980 referendum on Quebec's sovereignty.

Is banking and advisory work too commingled in Germany?"' Mr. Dietzsch-Doertenbach said the Postbank offering underscored a reality of the German market: Deutsche Bank, through its powerful corporate bank and sprawling sales network, plays a decisive role.

This is true notwithstanding the fact that the software code supplying their discrete functionalities can be commingled in virtually infinite combinations, rendering each indistinguishable from the whole in terms of files of code or any other taxonomy.