Sentence examples for learning to mix from inspiring English sources

Watching all the feverish and melancholic adultery, the pregnant women drinking, the 7-year-olds learning to mix the perfect Tom Collins, we can't help but experience a puritanical frisson about how much better, saner, more sensible our own lives are.

I was pleased with that side of my game and I'm learning to mix it up more".

In addition to learning to mix chemicals, Lawrence taught Lilly how to manage funds and operate a business.

Aspiring DJs will learn to mix using computer software, not record players.

He said in the interview that he learned to mix chemicals for the bomb in training camps in Afghanistan.

Retailers have further learned to mix up the deals they offer online or in the stores to allow them to get traffic through both.

Mr. Pensotti's other touchstone is cinema, especially the frequently invoked Nouvelle Vague, from which he has learned to mix the serious and the light, never an easy feat.

"This next 18 months is vital for me to learn, to mix with other coaches and managers within the group and learn the finer points of management, the nitty-gritty.

Out of necessity, Huffman learned to mix her own colors, using only minimum hues.

Am I the only one that thinking "Learn to mix beats" is rather simplifying things?

4. Learn to Mix a New Cocktail Last summer, my husband and I decided we were going to start "Cocktail Wednesdays" where we'd learn to mix a new drink each week, hoping it would give us a Tom Crepertoirehy repertoire to pull from when we hosted dinner parties.