Sentence examples for commingling with from inspiring English sources

Sophisticated restaurants commingling with pie shops.

(There are 53 original buildings, commingling with 16 diabolically clever reconstructions).

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.

Two minutes into the season premiere of "Girls" on Sunday night Lena Dunham is depicted in intense, sweaty commingling with Donald Glover, who even in his role as the group's jock on "Community" has never been painted as a heartthrob.

The danger is that celebrity-backed projects can be as vapid as fame itself – and nowhere has the spectacle of political celebrity commingling with disaster become as overt as in Haiti.

While certain Jewish communities — most notably the Satmars of Williamsburg — remain vehemently opposed to any cultural fluidity, others, like Chabad Lubavitch, are increasingly open to free expression and commingling with outsiders, making it easier for groups like the Bulletproof Stockings to thrive.

His pans now commingle with mine.

Banks could commingle with insurance companies at will.

The aroma of popcorn commingled with the fumes of gasoline.

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

Admiration and envy commingle with resentment and outright hatred.