Sentence examples for do to mix from inspiring English sources
All you need to do to mix it is add water and the pre-mixed tubs are usually more expensive, but buy whichever variety works for you.
Romney's answers managed, as they often do, to mix the predictable and (to borrow his word) the disconcerting.
It wouldn't do to mix up our novels too much but, really, this is the part of War and Peace that is most like Anna Karenina, designed by Tolstoy to showcase The Inevitable Ruination of Women, Even The Seemingly Good Ones (Because Ultimately All Women Are Evil).
What can a guy do to mix up his formal look?
Many emulsifiers, on the other hand, provide convenience; their addition to salad dressings reduces the amount of bottle shaking that the consumer or the restaurant has to do to mix the dressing.
Some little extras you can do to mix it up a bit are add heavy blush, jewels around the eyes, and glitter powdered on your face.
But they did manage to mix in some new with the old.
I do need to mix it up inside.' " In his redshirt season, Olynyk became more involved in game preparation.
Primarily new music, but we do like to mix it up by highlighting and interviewing iconic artists from the past.
