Sentence examples for eclectic mingling from inspiring English sources
As happened at Brown's sessions, the open invitation results in an eclectic mingling of levels and types.
They can be an eclectic mix – I mingled with Hungarian backpackers, retired Austrian teachers, and a middle-aged Midwestern couple – which might have felt a bit like an experimental house party if it weren't for owner Elizabeth's remarkable gift for hostessing.
In a yearly ritual of the music industry, Clive Davis held court at a pre-Grammy Awards party Saturday night, mingling with an eclectic mix of singers and celebrities like Alicia Keys, Sidney Poitier, P. Diddy and Nancy Sinatra.
It is an eclectic mix: Anita Roddick, the founder of Body Shop, rubbing shoulders with the northern comedian Bernard Manning; and the former Daily Telegraph editor Bill Deedes mingling with the England World Cup hero Alan Ball.
FOR the last two years, Deity, a club on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn, has attracted a mostly local crowd just as interested in listening and dancing to an eclectic mix of underground hip-hop, reggae and jazzy instrumental mixes as they are in settling in at the bar and mingling.
Khoj International Artists Associationn, an alternative arts forum tucked into a gritty, working-class neighborhood in the south of the city, had drawn an eclectic crowd that mingled in the open-air courtyard and lingered in galleries where original short films flickered across the walls.
It was on a brisk Saturday night in late September that I found myself at a classy cocktail party in Studio City, CA, mingling with an eclectic crowd and having a good laugh at vaginas.
Always it was free and eclectic, its program mixing established and little-known artists, its audiences mingling connoisseurs and first-timers.
The university's Great Books Program immersed Bellow in an eclectic European tradition: Proustians mingled with Thomists and Plato met Tolstoy.
