Sentence examples for mingled in one from inspiring English sources

In his 1901 essay Dreams, GK Chesterton rapturously advocates works of literature that "present such a picture of literary chaos as might be produced if the characters in every book from Paradise Lost to The Pickwick Papers broke from their covers and mingled in one mad romance".

"There were falling timbers, crashing arms, and whirring of missiles in every direction; the bursting of the dreadful shell, the groans of the wounded, the shouts of the officers, mingled in one horrid din that beggars description".

Guests can chill out or mingle in one of the two living rooms and there's also a garden with a barbecue area.

Best not to mingle in groups.

Vancouver's Downtown Eastside is one of the poorest neighborhoods in Canada — if not the poorest — with mental illness, homelessness, crime and drug dependency mingling together in one place.

Even they should admit that there's nothing sadder than the smell of a decaying ex-monarch mingling in one's nostrils with the remnants of last Tuesday's masala sauce.

Guests mingled in front of scroll paintings.

Afterward, the audience members mingled in the bar.

Sex and food are similarly mingled in My Nurse.

It was found, mingled in with other letters, unopened.

Others mingled in the dining room, remembering their colleague.