Sentence examples for crowded mix from inspiring English sources

Still, if it meant we got McShane, who played the role like a kind of Al Swearengen reborn – he even got an f-word in, in homage to Deadwood – it was probably worth it to have an old character cast back into the crowded mix.

Those figures became hard to ignore as the TV news business became more competitive -- with the Fox News Channel and MSNBC adding to an already crowded mix -- and as advertisers and even reporters who cover media put an ever larger importance on the young audience.

The wards are over-crowded, mixing gun wound, malnutrition and cholera patients.

The Mets would use Komiyama as a long reliever and a spot starter, adding him to what could be a crowded bullpen mix.

Down below is a more crowded, varied mix focusing on the efforts of subsequent generations of artists, including Mr. Steinbach, who learned from Minimalism but refused to let it hold them back.

A new wave of listeners, investors and creative talent are being drawn in to an increasingly dynamic industry that has been forced to reassess its offering and position within a crowded multimedia mix.

At around 11 p.m., the bar, dominated by pool tables, was loud and crowded, with groups mixing easily and everyone seeming to know everyone else.

The actual display, on the other hand, is a crowded mélange that mixes Art Nouveau and Art Deco seemingly at random.

Make them look at a 30-second video that says helpful things like, "In crowded, hot environments, mixing drugs with other drugs or alcohol can become extremely dangerous.

Industrial buildings surround their small, crowded homes--a mix that includes immaculately kept frame cottages as well as oddities like a stuccoed Quonset hut.

But then Mr. Suri took his restaurant and technology expertise to Palo Alto, raised three rounds of venture capital, including $4 million from the founders of Groupon, and took a seat at the increasingly crowded table of entrepreneurs mixing technology with food.