Sentence examples for intermingling and from inspiring English sources

Britain has a long history of racial intermingling, and literature and the arts have documented it.

These things emerged through collisions of tribes, ethnic intermingling and considerable bloodshed over centuries.

"I think things are changing, there is more intermingling, and more debate among the Pakistanis too.

"White kids and black kids dancing with their same colour, but intermingling and having a ball.

Intermingling and aggregation are key to understanding "bare branches," according to Ms. Hudson and Ms. den Boer's study.

We really believe in a lot of intermingling and making each other personally accountable to each other.

Stylistic allusions loosen up, intermingle, and at times disappear in welters of paint that look improvised.

In "A Thousand Midnights," black experience of the past and present seem to intermingle and collide.

Blogs recognize what Pepys does: that the public and private are inextricably intermingled and that their interaction is worth exploring.

Quotes from Beethoven, Tchaikovsky and Stravinsky appear, intermingle, and transform into a popular tune like "You Are My Sunshine".

After a few months, the distilled and saline layers of water intermingle, and the tank must be filled anew.