Sentence examples for from a mix of from inspiring English sources

The three men in charge come from a mix of backgrounds.

Soviet belligerence sprang from a mix of Marxist ideology and old-fashioned power-­mongering, he said.

The Creole language is derived from a mix of English and African languages.

For many politicians, success arises from a mix of self-doubt, drive and extraordinary ambition.

Some makers say they have benefited from a mix of scooters and motorcycles.

In Franzenia, as in all daycare centres, there are children from a mix of backgrounds.

Grapes are from a mix of excellent terraced sites, unusual in a wine at this price.

Mr. Stewart joins 47 other board members, from a mix of backgrounds.

In Germany, where the lamps would be sold, electricity is created from a mix of coal, nuclear and renewable sources.

The quirky, downbeat mood is skilfully balanced with warm performances from a mix of professional and first-time actors.

The commission's current board, like its predecessors over the century, is drawn from a mix of art and affluence.