Sentence examples for mingled party from inspiring English sources
La Vida Bohème — playing hard-nose, cowbell-happy dance-rock akin to both LCD Soundsystem and the Rapture and their late-1970s punk-funk sources like Talking Heads and Gang of Four — also mingled party music and hints of rebellion.
From nearby, the ticking of sprinklers, and, farther off, mingled voices and the clink of silverware and glass, the warm commotion of a party.
Nevertheless, Seward remained on excellent personal terms with southerners such as Mississippi's Jefferson Davis and gave dinner parties, where those from both sides of the sectional divide mixed and mingled, that were a Washington legend.
The mingled smell of dogs and disinfectants.
The reasons were various and mingled.
A pendulous hourglass holds the mingled ashes of two lovers.
Your mingled trepidation and curosity as you go inside.
They breathed the mingled odors of solvent and hospital food.
They mixed and mingled, blew vuvuzelas at one another and ate steaks and sausages.
The British attitude toward Gandhi was one of mingled admiration, amusement, bewilderment, suspicion, and resentment.
The personal mingled with the mythical, then the banal fused with the tragic.
