Sentence examples similar to define mingle from inspiring English sources
Groups that define of recovery as total, lifelong abstinence will mingle with those that see medications or even moderation of drinking and other drug use as valid pathways to change.
Think of Afghanistan or Syria, where local and international players are mingled and what constitutes victory is difficult to define.
Where Pros and Amateurs Mingle If you're not strictly professional but more than avocational, then what kind of group are you in? "We find ourselves difficult to define," said Sue Ellen Silber, a volunteer with the 42-year-old Chappaqua Chamber Orchestra.
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These contested spaces throughout the western hemisphere were not unclaimed lands waiting to be conquered and populated but a single vast space, occupied by native communities and defined by the meeting, mingling, and clashing of peoples, creating societies unlike any that the world had seen before.
He's the king to be, and that is a very defined role, and it's not to mingle in health, politics or anything else.
In a business that was defined by the curious social dynamic of slumming posh boys mingling with sharp-elbowed wideboys, all knee-deep in money, Abbott, who has died aged 75, was an unusually dignified presence.
"Peppermint Candy" (1999) mingles personal and national history, recounting the life of a troubled man in reverse chronology, through two decades of defining traumas.
