Sentence examples for is mix from inspiring English sources
verb
To stir two or more substances together.
- Mix the eggs and milk with the flour until the consistency is smooth.
He is mix d up in many big mergers.
"Everything these days is mix and match," the woman went on.
What Muslims have done is mix the Islamic condemnation of actions with the person who has carried them out.
The barley and sauce can be made the night before, so all you need to do is mix the ingredients together in the morning.
All citizens can do is mix guesswork and hope, examining what the candidates have done in the past, their apparent priorities and their general character.
If I had unlimited powers, what I would have done is mix up the two conferences, because they could both learn so much from each other.
Its format is mix-and-match: most of the programs offer an early, middle and late quartet (although tonight's includes two early works and nothing from the middle period).
Recent evidence is mixed.
Business sentiment is mixed.
