Sentence examples for experience mingling from inspiring English sources

Ryan Reynolds turns 36 years old today, which means that the "Green Lantern" actor has had nearly two decades in the biz -- and 20 years' experience mingling with the Hollywood elite.

It follows him through an odyssey of imagination and experience mingled together.

William H. Goetzmann believes America at its best embodies what he calls "cosmotopian ideals": the United States is a global civilization where all human ideas and experiences mingle.

For the past three weeks, the Greeks and Turks of this long divided island have known the strange and exhilarating experience of mingling, an abrupt change after glowering at each other across a cease-fire line for almost 30 years.

Children may experience difficulties in mingling with others, fearing adults, or tending to be excessively clingy, fearing victimisation or abandonment (Kum 2011 68).

An apparently random collection of scattered experiences, it mingles affecting vignettes with episodes in a heartier, comic mode, but coherence of imagination is secured by the delicate insistence with which Sterne ponders how the impulses of sentimental and erotic feeling are psychologically interdependent.

But it, too, is experiencing development, now mingling marinas, newly paved streets and bushy bougainvillea with a pair of new resorts including the Perry Hotel Key West.

He was one of the celeb hosts mingling with Derby Experiences guests in their suite last year.

He spends his time mingling with local residents, sharing his experiences of the revolt in Homs and encouraging them to organize protests.

Besides mingling with doctors and staff, guests will also get to experience live demonstrations so they know what to expect when considering a procedure.

Another group of male flies had the opposite experience: the females they mingled with had already mated, and were thus indifferent to any approach.