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.
Blind rage, commingled with an afternoon of gubbing vallies and LSD, meant that not only did Gilmour commit an act of disrespect that doubles as the quickest shortcut to Daily Mail "SCUMBAG" status, he also threw a rubbish bin at a car in the royal convoy, in what is surely the floppiest attempted regicide in history.
She told it the way a stockbroker might relate the misdeeds of Bernie Madoff, her professional disapproval commingled with a distinct sense of wonderment at the things the guy got away with, at least for a while.
Alexander Wang was there with Zoe Kravitz, Jason Wu with Diane Kruger, and Rachel Roy, Thakoon Panichgul and the Rag & Bone designers Marcus Wainwright and David Neville commingled with a crowd so large that it was difficult to get anyone seated.
The 80-block jumble of prewar commercial buildings, hastily constructed low-rise arcades commingled with a few modern towers, is home to 5,000 companies employing 50,000 people and taking in $8 billion a year in wholesale and retail sales.
Just as I had hoped, the meat was juicy enough to soak the roll, and flavored in that meatloaf manner — brawny yet barely sweet, porky from the bacon, aromatic with herbs, onion and garlic, all commingled with a deep, beefy flavor.
In early December, agents at the same port seized about $1.7 million in marijuana and cocaine hidden in bags of fresh carrots commingled with a shipment of cucumbers.
It was a time of justified paranoia, commingled with a strange sense of possibility because, despite being greeted with hostility by our host nation, my family and I had survived civil war.
This is commingled with a chilled splash of horror, even as we remain fully aware that these emotions play out as the result of kitsch piled on top of kitsch.
Sophisticated restaurants commingling with pie shops.
