Sentence examples for he commingled from inspiring English sources

He is a former president but also a father, and he commingled those roles today, speaking protectively of his son while also reflecting on the burden of confronting a global challenge from the loneliness of the Oval Office.

But he has a much lighter touch than Monk did, and he lets notes commingle and shift within changing chords; his harmonies come together softly and a bit mysteriously.

When he died, his ashes, commingled with his wife's, were scattered around the garden – where doubtless some fragments of them remain.

Upon moving in together, they commingled their books without a worry as to who owned what.

"Was it commingled money?" Mr. Mestichelli responded that he had in fact put both types of money into the same bank account.

Then you say that your husband has actually said you can quit and he is cool with commingling your finances.

"The howl of rage from polarisation and the crippling cost of welfare dependence is a toxic cocktail commingled to stall growth and foster discontent," he said.

Whatever the case, Mr. Reibstein thinks that if there is a spirit in the building it is, in the end, "kept happy by all the weddings and school functions," though he quickly added that all these "good vibes" are "commingled with the imminent question of how much noise the weddings will make after 11 o'clock".

He may miss the heroic battles of the 1960's when boos commingled with bravos in the house.

But he did note that Microsoft was found to have illegally blended -- "commingled," in the legal term -- programming code for its Windows operating system with its Internet browser.

He found that much of the money collected to support the hospitals was commingled with money used for liquor, parties and members' travel to Shrine events.