Sentence examples for mingled with and from inspiring English sources
"Long enough" -- so his musing ornately unfolds -- "for the residual energy of millions of years to have mingled with and charged his own as if his body was a rechargeable cell.
This was the spark that ignited a civil war which lasted until the penultimate round of voting and in which score-settling mingled with, and often eclipsed, conviction.In a desperate second U-turn, Mr Bersani opted for a candidate who, although he appalled the PdL, is widely respected by the centre-left: Romano Prodi, who twice defeated Mr Berlusconi for the premiership.
The Clintons tell themselves that their assiduous enrichment since the end of Bill's presidency still doesn't put them in a league with the fat cats whom they've met and mingled with, and that they earned their wealth rather than inheriting or shortchanging shareholders for it.
During a reception at the University's Quadrangle Club, the scholars mingled with and heard a talk by Dr. Richard Sandor, the Aaron Director Lecturer in Law and Economics and Chairman and CEO of Environmental Financial Products.
Mr. Obama mingled with diners, and he and Mrs. Obama shook hands and took photos.
Brown-robed Friars mingle with and mentor the students on a campus of red brick and maple.
They are not heavily visited by tourists which makes it easy to mingle with and learn from the locals.
Perry and Bloom reportedly mingled with guests and Globe nominees at Fox's after-party, too. .
For 14 years, he mingled with and wrote about the likes of Elvis Presley and the Aga Khan.
College students mingled with retirees and middle-class workers in a throng energized by the moment.
More enticing was the akbari biryani, mingled with spices and dips of chicken.
