Sentence examples for mingling at high from inspiring English sources

It's just that with the beat-driven Muzak emanating from some unidentifiable source, the rumble of distant trains, the clatter of rolling luggage and a live Peruvian panpipe version of Air Supply's "Without You" all mingling at high volume, the listener had to strain to hear Mr. Roker's voice, which sounds, it turns out, as if it's being transmitted via walkie-talkie.

Ertegun, the son of a Turkish diplomat, was equally comfortable mingling at high-society events or hanging out in blues clubs; he remained active on the music scene well into his 80s.

For the past week, I have interviewed more than a dozen C.E.O.'s and other executives who regularly make the pilgrimage to mingle at a high altitude in order to measure the true financial cost for corporations to attend the annual meeting.

"Conflict of interest is when you are wearing more than one hat simultaneously and Coelho wears multiple hats," said Mr. Lewis, whose group closely studied Mr. Coelho's role in Expo 98. "He has a number of business interests and they are mingled at the highest levels of national politics".

These germy "fingerprints" hover around our heads in a 90-centimeter (or 3-foot) radius, meaning there's a high chance our microbes are mingling at the office, in the locker room, and even on the subway.

The two men stayed a long time, as I recall, mingling, at the reception.

Others "mingling" at that location can see one another, and take the conversation offline, if desired.

When mingling at a party, it could be good to try mingling with a few different people since you never know what someone has to say.

All mingled at Le Mistral.

I don't mingle at all with people".

The two groups even mingle at reunions.