Sentence examples for international blend from inspiring English sources

But other shows had a more international blend of body types and fashions.

In its international blend, Dallas also features the Chinese forward Wang Zhi Zhi and Eduardo Najera from Mexico.

Back to the subject of legacies: the Spurs, with their rich international blend of players over the last decade, have been a true reflection of Stern's greatest achievement.

But is it enough for the Spurs — with their lack of high-wire skills and reliance on an international blend of team-first players — to survive two playoff months?

They should scrap it right now, lest they end up jeopardizing the fine international blend that is brewing here at the SBC Center and wind up in the Lakers' deteriorated state, with two reigning stars and a supporting cast that on its own could not beat UConn (we're talking about Geno Auriemma's UConn, not Jim Calhoun's).

The international pickpockets blend in with the "Nifty Fifty," police parlance for local repeat offenders, who appear to be too busy to care about foreigners encroaching on their hunting grounds.

By the middle of the first decade of 2000, however, many Italian producers were offering Super Tuscan blends, most of which were indistinguishable from red international varietal blends from elsewhere.

Spice Kitchen has expanded its products to include a full range of international spice blends from places like India, Jamaica, Mexico, Sri Lanka, Bengal and North Africa.

This then morphed into a 40-nation coalition whose objectives became blurred: concerns for international security blended with costly attempts at nation-building.

But for the Brinleys, fears that their frequent visits to St. Kitts would be cut short inspired an unlikely vision: a business plan, for an international rum blending and distribution firm on the island.

This is a fairly typical set of back-to-back events at Austin's Fantastic Fest, a marriage of the smartest and edgiest in international cinema blended with madcap hijinks (festival co-founder Tim League introduced Morgan Spurlock's documentary Rats by gobbling a bowl of cooked rat with his own bare hands. Has Cannes' Thierry Fremaux done this? I think not!).