Sentence examples for mingling for from inspiring English sources

After mingling for a while, lawmakers gather in the mansion's Drawing Room at round tables covered in white tablecloths.

Two former department chairmen said one of the expectations of their jobs is that they tailgate before football games, mingling for hours.

When he prevented the singer Marvin Gaye from performing in Boston during the fight over school busing in the 1970's, he said he did not want whites and blacks mingling for fear they would kill one another.

The water of the middle Yenisey is highly turbid in spring and summer and contrasts sharply with the limpid water of the Angara; and in summer the two streams flow in the same bed without mingling for 9 miles (14 km) or so from their confluence.

I'd been wondering what kind of impact the much-ballyhooed, first-time mixed seating – senators and House members breaking the tradition of sitting on separate sides of the chamber by party, and mingling for the first time – would have on the theatre of this event.

Afterward, the startups, the investors, the TechCrunch writers, and anyone attending will be mingling for more networking.

Istanbul, Cairo, Alexandria, Beirut, Baghdad and Jerusalem are historic archetypes of free cities – places where races, cultures and religions mingled for centuries.

He said those words twice more, mingled for a little while, got into a cab, and went home.

After addressing fund-raising dinners, he likes to mingle for an hour or more, laughing at people's jokes, often with a beer in hand.

At an outdoor party at Albany golf club, he would mingle for a few minutes and then sit on a stone bench.

Audience members and actors will mingle for a discussion about the ethics of democracy, mixed with performances of scenes from Weil's "Venice Sauvée".