Sentence examples for commingling in from inspiring English sources

Malone and Payton are still commingling, in a word, Jackson's.

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

"We Move," his second album, is more cohesive despite a similarly broad range of material: Mr. Vasandani, 30, has come a lot closer to articulating an identity, with jazz and pop commingling in unassuming ways.

Here tenderness, tears and rage commingled in a powerful account, by turns frenetic, serene and spectral.

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

Art and nature commingle in magical ways here, and it's catching.

Fur (specifically lipicat -- what is that?), napa leather and tulle were commingled in single look.

Is this because past, present and future commingle in the river?

The condensed vapours of the desired alcoholic content from all three stills are then commingled in a single receiving container.

Cultures clash and commingle in this rich retelling of "The Tempest," set in the 1960's off Trinidad.

The sacred and the profane commingle in Pasolini's work, giving it some of its volatile beauty.