There's free food and drink for everyone, and the chance to meet the royal family, who mingle with all and sundry.
Free to mingle with all students on campus "we spoke a little bit about everything, but always from a North Korean perspective".
It's of course lots of fun to read of the author's unflagging bedazzlement at mingling with all kinds of celebrities, from Playboy bunnies to heads of state, and in his access, post-fatwa, to every sort of party.
Taste, according to Jean Anthelme Brislathatvarin, is "that one of our senses which gives us the greatest joy … because it can mingle with all other pleasures, and even console us for their absence".
This God sent his son to mix and mingle with all whom the dominant society shunned.
My social life was anchored around the fact that going to see something like an Autechre live show wasn't a chinstroke-fest – it was still a rave, a place where you would melt down and mingle with all sorts until the small hours.
A festival will attract industry people and those wishing to make a career in comedy – it also provides a chance to mingle with all the right people at the same time.
Sammler, a proto-neocon, believes America's old elites are "eager in a secret humiliating way to come down and mingle with all the minority mobs and scream against themselves".
She said the women she mingled with were all taking extra precautions to vet new clients to make sure they were safe.
It is like red chilli crushed in a gloop of honey; the essence of all the Americas mingled with that from all Africa and Eurasia; a taste, perhaps, of Pangaea.
Johnson and co have mingled with the Saxons all week and they watched a record 13-try victory yesterday over a United States squad coached by Eddie O'Sullivan, once of Ireland.
