Sentence examples for intermingling them from inspiring English sources

Tim Sutton's film "Dark Night" blends fiction and documentary on many levels, intermingling them with a shifting complexity.

Love expanded on that by literally deconstructing the various elements and intermingling them with other tracks, as in the layering of the Tomorrow Never Knows drum track under Within You Without You's Indian percussion.

Still, he manages to sketch, propel and intermingle them with a satirist's sure hand.

We have used experiences from around the world and intermingled them with local needs to create new approaches for supporting primary care development.

Instead, he intermingles them with the French and British soldiers (except for the toy general, which can't be found), and he has them pray for peace, "like the Trojans and the Greeks".

They refused to socialise and intermingle with them, not considering them to be Brahmins.

In the Muslim period Arabs intermingled with them, and now they are Arabic speakers.

In historical times Turks, Mongols, Afghans, Persians, and Arabs came from the west and intermingled with them.

"We took some of the patterns from our bedding designs, chopped them up into little pieces, intermingled and patchworked them, and put them on simple folding chairs," said Aaron Hoey, the global general merchandise manager for accessories, shoes and home at Anthropologie, where the chairs are currently available.

There really is a healthy mixture of established and emerging artists getting shots this season, an intermingling of them.

Banner doesn't seem interested in sticking to any particular talking points, or presenting an easily remembered image; he'd presumably rather bring up as many questions and ideas as possible and let them intermingle.