Sentence examples for ever mixed from inspiring English sources

"It's the loudest thing I have ever mixed," Mr. Andersen said.

No trainer before ever mixed the sexes and species the way he does.

JENNA WORTHAM COMMENT Right, because no one has ever mixed drinks with the Legend of Zelda.

You would be very hard pressed to find anyone who has ever mixed those two things together better.

Balshaw, as ever, mixed some elusive running with frequent misjudgments while Erinle's efforts to cling on to a slippery ball in the first half mostly ended in embarrassment.

But long before anyone in Boston had ever mixed Reese's Peanut Butter Cups or bits of Heath Bar into a scoop of vanilla ice cream on a cold granite slab, New York's ice cream makers were changing the ice cream we ate and how we ate it.

Us old folks, can we ever mix up places and happenings and memories!

I can't say I recall ever mixing up cocktails in a parking lot before a Dead show, but I don't see why they shouldn't be included in a tailgate — as long as you keep them simple.

Samuel Alito was the sole dissenting vote, basically because he thought that the "crush videos" were like child pornography and that no one would ever mix them up with films about hunting.

The debate on whether politics and sport should ever mix will rumble on forever, but in taking the example of McGuigan in isolation, we can see how the overt rejection of political labels can actually produce a very strong political message.

"Don't ever mix the two.