Sentence examples for managing to mix from inspiring English sources

Managing to mix sportswear and tailoring without it looking like some ill-advised corporate tactic of appealing to men in the midst of their mid-life crisis seems like a tricky prospect, but Martine has nailed it with every single collection so far, which seemed like a good enough reason to have a chat.    .

On "Morning Joe," where he will continue to appear, he manages to mix straight news and humor every morning.

The town, like the whole Malvern area, manages to mix the worldly and spiritual with ease and panache.

SB: The best thing is how we manage to mix high-end and low-end cuisine so well.

He managed to mix questions about the nitty-gritty of parenting (do you manage to make it home for bathtime?) with a lengthy family policy debate.

And third place went to Ms. Feinstein, who managed to mix a Jewish grandmother and an anatomically correct analysis of rap videos for 1,060 votes.

He has to be the only hot young rapper who's managed to mix braggadocio with reticence, making silent demurral a kind of personal trademark.

Plenty of films have managed to mix drama and comedy brilliantly ("Bonnie and Clyde" and "Pulp Fiction" for two), but it takes a sure hand.

This season, the high glamour of Versace, Roberto Cavalli and Dolce & Gabbana managed to mix with the kook of Prada and Marni and the feminine minimalism of Maxmara and Armani.

Mr. Moore's comic ravings manage to mix drastically incongruous elements of ordinary life, which is no small part of their appeal.

Children's apps sit neatly between books, TV and games, and I suspect we'll see more launched this year that manage to mix those three formats unclunkily.