Sentence examples for common mixed from inspiring English sources
There is something uncanny about the encounter between the two men, for they had many qualities in common: mixed parentage (Mann's mother was half-Brazilian), gay desire, a postwar swing from eccentric nationalism to eccentric socialism.
A list of new St-Germain cocktails could fill a few columns, but the mix of the liqueur, Champagne and sparkling water known as the St-Germain cocktail was perhaps the most common, mixed by high-end watering holes like Bourbon & Branch in San Francisco and the Zig Zag Café in Seattle.
A well-kept lawn is one of the most common mixed blessings with which homeowners can treat/afflict themselves.
Mladenović [19] have considered extreme values of the sequences of independent random variables with common mixed distributions containing normal, Cauchy and uniform distributions.
Cows within calving groups were randomly assigned to one of four roughage diets: common mixed grass silage (MGS), festulolium silage plus urea (FLS), reed canarygrass silage (RCS) and barley straw plus urea and rapeseed meal (BRM).
Spring weather is unpredictable, with stormy, wet days being common, mixed with occasional warm, sunny weather.
A STRONG economy and a strong office market are pushing forward plans for the final component of the 120-acre Bridgewater Commons mixed-used center here, 16 years after the project was first announced.
Assessment of IgE was conducted with ImmunoCAP® (Phadia, Uppsala, Sweden) for nine specific allergens: German cockroach, mouse urine proteins, dust mites (Dermatophagoides farinae), cat dander, dog dander, mold, common ragweed, mixed grass pollen (Gx2), and mixed tree pollen (Tx1).
Mixed genotype infections of a single pathogen species in the ecosystem are common; these mixed genotypes provide possibilities for recombination events and prompts the coevolution of host parasite interactions (8 ).
It comes from emotional honesty, common sense mixed not just with sympathy but with empathy.
Not the expected combination of common criminals mixed in with intellectuals.
