She could not drive to such an office in her own car, or even sit in it if that might mean mingling with the opposite sex.
So when I walked the Annapurna Circuit this past October, I decided to test this trekking prejudice: with Jen, a guide and a porter, I would walk the 17-day trail, even if it meant mingling with jeeps, and find out first-hand if all the doomsaying was warranted.
While he's detained in an area with white-collar criminals, spending time in the exercise yard would mean mingling with violent offenders, "and he doesn't want to risk any confrontation," Tracy says.
Being "fashionable" meant having rank, wealth and stylish clothes, but it also meant visibly mingling with other accepted "fashionable" figures.An interesting chapter on jewellery reveals the relationship between gems and social connections.
The holiday season is underway and you know what that means -- mixing and mingling with your (and your significant other's) clients, colleagues, bosses and the spouses you probably see once a year.
That, of course, would have meant he would not have been mingling with Barbera in midfield and I truly think that Pedrosa would have won this weekend without that crash.
Moore told me that Ellison was wrong to swear into office on the Koran because the First Amendment didn't allow mingling government with religion -- but more specifically, he meant, it didn't allow government mingling with Ellison's religion.
The effect was achieved either by combing slips of contrasting colours (i.e., mingling the slips after they had been put on the pot, by means of a comb) or by mingling differently coloured clays.
What's worse, storm and sewer drainage run together, which means they mingle if there's a backup in the basement.
In the rest of the American crab-pickin' world, spices go into the boil, which means they mingle with the meat itself.
