Sentence examples for commingled with two from inspiring English sources

All of it was lost, instantly destroyed and commingled with two neighbouring houses, when the first 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck the Nepalese village of Chapagaun at lunchtime on 25 April.

Direct contact transmission was studied in four groups of pigs formed by six 10-week-old salmonella negative pigs commingled with two fatteners excreting one of the four salmonella serotypes.

On a nearby hotel patio one morning, the chants of monks commingled with amplified Koran readings from several local mosques.

In the welcoming warmth of the bistro we slowly came to room temperature, helped along by a shoulder of lamb for two, which arrived at the table in a copper pot commingled with potatoes, turnips and white beans.

The woman's DNA had commingled with her attacker's, however, and technology at the time didn't allow differentiation of the two.

The complex of these large apocrine glands commingled with an equal number of eccrine sweat glands in the axilla composes what is known as the axillary organ, one of the most characteristic features of human skin.

The aroma of popcorn commingled with the fumes of gasoline.

Nearly all of it was commingled with B.L.M. land.

She said the M.E.K. protesters were commingled with Syrians protesting the Assad government.

The calamari, commingled with fried jalapeño, is the Dick Weber of fried squid.

While brokerage firms can invest client money, such funds must never be commingled with company funds.