Sentence examples for intermingling with others from inspiring English sources

State and federal wildlife officials overseeing the wolf population say the number of wolves is more than enough and that multiple studies, including those on genetic diversity, have established that the animals are roaming widely and intermingling with others elsewhere.

The song's popularity continued to mount as the 12th made its way to the front, intermingling with other regiments.

You surely won't find the Stooges in the "local" section of a record store in Ann Arbor or, say, Dylan records intermingling with other Duluth start-up bands.

This is like selecting a kaleidoscope with only clear crystals that cannot intermingle with others on the spectrum to form the unimaginable.

The authors' conclusion was that Broca's area contains domain-specific language subregions intermingled with others that respond to a broad range of tasks and domains.

The boardwalk is always in my thoughts, intermingled with other collective memories of summers in the 1940s and '50s.

Color blocking achieves a new dimension when it is superimposed on a floral pattern or intermingled with other graphic prints.

The Bambara are to a great extent intermingled with other tribes, and there is no centralized organization.

He'll place 250 roses in the exhibit both as hedges and intermingled with other plants, with the remaining 50 or so to serve as backups.

"When judges intermingle with other élite jurists, there is a tendency to want to be part of the club," Feeney said.

This influence was stronger among the Burgundians and the Visigoths, who had lived within the empire for a longer time and had intermingled with other Germanic peoples to a great extent, than it was among the Franks and Alemanni, who had only recently entered the empire even though they had fought alongside or against Rome since the 3rd century.