Sentence examples for it is commingled from inspiring English sources
Separate property becomes marital property if it is commingled with marital property.
Nearly all of it was commingled with B.L.M. land.
"And it was commingled, so now all my production is contaminated".
And it's universally acknowledged (in the US, that is) that 'Manifest Destiny' is commingled with the idea of 'American Exceptionalism', a term that comes us to via Alexis de Tocqueville writing in 1831.
Much of this land is commingled with properties awarded to the railroads in 1862.
One of the major causes of contamination is commingled recycling, which is used by 91% of Australian households and accounts for 60% of all household waste.
All the betting money, including wagers made at the racetrack and at rebate shops, is commingled, or linked into one pool.
The point of interest (the "node" for the nodal analysis) is arbitrarily defined as the junction where the production of the three wells is commingled.
Industry experts said that in a typical facility, eggs from different laying barns are commingled when they are sorted and packed, so it is possible that eggs from vaccinated and unvaccinated hens can be shipped out together.
Mistrust and optimism were commingled.
"So many of these companies are commingled.
