Sentence examples for mingled it from inspiring English sources

The nun in the nursing home reminds him that he is alone too much, that he cries too much, that if he mingled it would do him good.

Like Joan of Arc, with attitude.' "Les picked up the scissors and hacked some of his own hair and mingled it with Donna's as a token.

The artist took on the transformative potential of form, and mingled it with chroma.

But they (and Greeks too) usually didn't drink pure wine, but mingled it with water.

The other, the Pineapple Julep, muddles its namesake fruit and then mingles it with muddled mint, lime and lemon juices and simple syrup, for a sweet-sour-minty medley.

"It's a gathering, we mingle, it has a picnic feel about it".

You quote a lot of literature in all your novels, mingle it with every geography.

All of the work, Ms. Zoi said, will reflect the science on climate and energy, but will try "to do better to mingle it with feelings".

The Danube, as the Italian scholar Claudio Magris rhapsodizes, "draws German culture, with its dream of an Odyssey of the spirit, towards the east, mingling it with other cultures in countless hybrid metamorphoses".

Once you mingle it with your pretax ira money, any conversion is then partly taxable.

We were not allowed … not only allowed, but whoever liked his work could not mingle it with politics' (Retired technologist, 30 May 2005).