Sentence examples for commingled with those from inspiring English sources

Many funds of funds are now offering investors separate, or "managed", accounts, so their assets are not commingled with those of other investors.Funds of funds are also reducing their fees.

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.

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.

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.

So is the modern sensibility commingled with the 19th-century setting.

These particular ETFs will allow the "gold" to be commingled with the custodian's gold, and the custodian can lease out the gold.

And it's universally acknowledged (in the US, that is) that 'Manifest Destiny' is commingled with the idea of 'American Exceptionalism', a term that comes us to via Alexis de Tocqueville writing in 1831.

Some pieces, like "O Campeão" and "Be Love," show Mr. McCaslin's own compositional voice commingling with those of his influences and with the stirrings of his strong ensemble.

But in the dioceses that have gone bust lawyers and judges confirm that those funds are commingled with other investments, which makes them easily diverted to other uses.