Sentence examples for in a commingling from inspiring English sources

Chava "goes online to Fanáticos del Frío and checks his status," Ms. Woodward said, in a commingling of art and life.

These orbitals may all be filled, then, in a commingling fashion, resulting in a series of elements that show multiple, barely distinguishable oxidation states.

There is transporting, eclectic furniture everywhere in the public spaces, a commingling of antiques and reproduction pieces in folk styles and what we would call "mission" style, and often more artistic than functional: side tables with chunky, narrow drawers and little surface plane on top despite a massive base, chairs with exaggerated, rope-turned legs.

…there is a potential for abuse in the form of a commingling of costs associated with the rendition of communication and data processing services, which can give rise to the above-discussed problems of cross-subsidization and other unfair competitive practices in the pricing of regulated and non-regulated services.

The main idea in Dr. Cytowic's book is that these bizarrely combined sensations are caused by a convergence, a commingling, of the senses in the brain.

Thus, considering the time-varying characteristics of the reservoir permeability and crude oil viscosity, a mathematic model for injection production allocation in a multilayer commingled reservoir is established.

— but the pigeon breast-feeding, because of its originality in commingling a breast gag, the degradation of an attractive woman, and a cutaway to a cute animal, would have to be my choice.

To single out one scene as the most offensive and stupid seems almost churlish so many offensive, stupid scenes to choose among!—but the pigeon breast-feeding, because of its originality in commingling a breast gag, the degradation of an attractive woman, and a cutaway to a cute animal, would have to be my choice.

In the welcoming warmth of the bistro we slowly came to room temperature, helped along by a shoulder of lamb for two, which arrived at the table in a copper pot commingled with potatoes, turnips and white beans.

I'm also fond of the pupusas here despite the mixed Salvadoran-Italian heritage of their cheeses (a common commingling, in fact, among Washington's pupuserias).

President Bush is joined by a cadre of elected officials in campaigns commingling public service and commercial promotion, including Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, Gov. George E. Pataki and Jean Chrétien, prime minister of Canada.