Sentence examples for commingled with the from inspiring English sources
The aroma of popcorn commingled with the fumes of gasoline.
As he leafed through the notebook, Wheeldon shook his head, amazed to find the ridiculous commingled with the sublime.
Under the tentative agreement, previously authorized military aid could be commingled with the new "humanitarian" aid shipments for the first 12 days of 1988.
Many Jewish radicals drifted over from the nearby Lower East Side with its own lively cultural scene and commingled with the Village bohemians.
With American Marines and naval vessels heading for Libya, the ferment in Yemen and elsewhere added to the already volatile mix of passions that have commingled with the initial exuberance of the so-called Arab Spring.
That money is sometimes commingled with the illicit proceeds from welfare and insurance frauds and transferred to accounts in Dubai, where terrorist operatives siphon off a portion of it for Al Qaeda and the Somali militia group.
Jenkins contends that ClickCredit has been designed this way in response to a poll of "thousands" of consumers who expressed concern about having their regular transactions commingled with those on the web.
But this group, perhaps fearing that it will be targeted by Western counterterrorism forces, is said to be keeping its head down — and perhaps commingling with the Salafist umbrella group.
But the gaudy decor belied a discreet exterior, says Fieseler: "The place was somewhat concealed, and only those in the know entered". That included the polyester-clad gay doctors, lawyers, and politicians who climbed the saloon's creaky steps to commingle with the drag queens and blue-collars.
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.
Who are these brave souls, so committed to the beat that they risk commingling with the swaths of Momfred and Snus enthusiasts?
