Sentence examples for mingled with these from inspiring English sources

Mingled with these are solos and duets by members of the company, many of them captured in the open air; a man clambers up a dirt cliff, for example, high above a quarry, and hurls himself about on the brink.

But both the Illyrian and the Thracian tribes, and all tribes of the Celtic or other peoples that are mingled with these, as far as Greece, are to the south of the Ister.

Mingled with these establishment figures are two unauthorized diners: Victor Navasky, editor of the far-left weekly The Nation, and David Ferguson, head of San Francisco's Institute for Unpopular Culture, a fringe arts advocacy group.

The movie elite mingled with those who chose self park.

Portents of these meals mingled with the whiff of smoke and hot grease.

Choreographed dancers mingled with the musicians.

Intense sadness mingled with the anger.

Their curses mingled with the cries and prayers of others.

Lightly armed Georgian policemen, however, mingled with the Russians.

Eventually the gas is mingled with the general interstellar gas.

The stench of unwashed clothes mingled with the muggy air.