Sentence examples for hard to mix from inspiring English sources

It's hard to mix that human stuff in there".

It's hard to mix DVD players and $900 Christian Louboutin peep-toe pumps.

Gags and suspense are hard to mix successfully, but Affleck makes it happen.

G I actually find our stuff pretty hard to mix into DJ sets.

"It's hard to mix fashion and art," Helmut Lang said at the party to unveil the new window installations at Barneys New York in Midtown.

I find the cold versions difficult to work, and, in Oliver's case, impractical, as it's quite hard to mix butter into cool mash.

But at that extreme temperature, barium vaporizes into a gas, which makes it harder to mix it uniformly throughout the ceramic.

The role of the particle shape of the majority powder is particularly emphasised and it is quantitatively demonstrated that spherical particles are harder to mix and more ready to segregate than particles with irregular shapes.

By now, the dough should be slightly harder to mix, and should be pulling itself together to form a ball shape.

The following day Shirley apologized for his "unprofessional comment" towards the band, and altered his post on his personal website to read: "The rest of the week I finished mixing a live Slayer set for a DVD, in stereo and surround, and it's great — it rocks hard, but it was tough to mix".

"It's hard enough to mix beats together when dealing with laptops," says Rana Sobhany.