Sentence examples for mingling as shown from inspiring English sources

Although they're not entirely sure how far an individual's microbial fog extends, the team estimates that our microbes float within a 90 centimeter radius meaning that in any semicrowded space (a subway, grocery store lines, or the morning meeting at your office) there's a high chance our microbes are mingling, as shown in the image above.

But the two groups have not always mingled peacefully, as shown by life on this corner.

Make sure that you make them mingle as much as possible.

Surviving records indicate it was made of "variegated" or "mingled colour'd" alabaster (as shown in the computer image above) but the size and design are uncertain.

Folk music and eerie choral swishing noises mingle as the choristers perform his work Improvisasjon.

It's essentially an opportunity for Internet-minded folks to mingle, show off their wares, etc.

Madonna is shown mingling with some dancers on a dance floor and riding on a boombox.

Page B10 Art NEW YORK CITY HONORS EDITH WHARTON'S BIRTHDAY As the popular television series "Downton Abbey" shows, stories of Americans mingling with members of the British aristocracy titillate as much as they did when Edith Wharton wrote of them.

The prime minister is listed as giving a question and answer session over lunch, with pictures of past events showing ministers mingling on tables with businesspeople.

They show him mingling with an assortment of racially and ethnically diverse citizens, nearly all of whom look at him with adoring smiles as he chats, shakes hands and, in one case, engages in a rather ungainly "high five".

Photos show him mingling with the Manhattan glitterati to their half-excited discomfort.