Sentence examples for mingling of native from inspiring English sources

Ironically, Google announced this mingling of native and web apps during the same keynote in which it showed off its "material design" approach to Android, its next-generation set of libraries and guidelines for building beautiful apps on all form-factors for the operating system.

While English-speaking garage rockers tend to offer up a more loyal take on the sound, Guadalupe Plata and their ilk feel original thanks to their mingling of genres and native vocals.

The architectural style of courtly and royal structures in the kingdom underwent profound changes during British rule – a mingling of European traditions with native elements.

To get a feeling for the Hill Country in the second sense — the state of mind where cool mingles with tradition, and industriousness and idleness are equally esteemed values (depending on the time of day) — head out among the limestone knolls full of live oak groves and cypress-lined creeks, and to the gritty pin-dot towns built largely of native stone.

There hadn't been many opportunities for slaves to mingle with Native Americans outside of a few states like Oklahoma, along the Trail of Tears.

This mingling of martial arts was an eye-opener.

Cheating, Or an Early Mingling Of the Blood?

That mingling of tender love and murderous rage.

It also bars mingling of your IRA and nonretirement funds.

Mingling of both magmas in a single pumice lump is also found.

In prayer there is a mingling of station, a mingling of condition.