"The histories of African, Indian and European people have been inextricably mingled from the beginning and cultural borrowing between groups has gone on for some time," Dr. Nash said.
He writes, "I felt as if phases of the war were mingling, battles from the beginning mixing with surrenders toward the end, mixing even with more recent times, when people reconsidered the Revolution".
Outside, this sleek, grown-up look gives way to a more youthful scene, as people mingle steps from the water on the dock.
"The two kinds of tapping -- high heels and my typewriter -- mingled from time to time.
As he walked from the church, mingling with people from the crowd, Steve Scheffler, chairman of the Iowa Faith and Freedom Coaltion, said that time was running short for candidates to open their campaigns and begin making their case to Iowans.
The field trip has become a Girardi trademark, a chance for stars and minor leaguers, veterans and newcomers, to mingle away from the complex.
Trump, by contrast, has refrained from mingling with the general public.
At Trump events, the press is confined to a section that is surrounded by metal barriers, preventing journalists from mingling with the crowd.
Seared sea scallops were abundant and sweet, but their haystack French fries had turned soggy from mingling with the blood-orange sauce on the plate.
Heaven (in Hebrew, the plural šāmayim) was a vast realm above the earth, supported by a hard firmament of dazzling precious stone, which kept the upper waters from mingling with the waters beneath.
