I recommend getting the seafood salad, which has delightful citrus notes, mingled with the savory saltiness of shrimp, scallop, and conch.
This migration resulted in a mingling of North and South Indian languages, cultures and religions, which has since led to a co-existence of Hindu and Muslim traditions, for which the city has become noted.
At the Makawao July 4th rodeo, which has been a tradition for over half a century, local glass-blowers and painters mingle with paniolo, whose ancestors have wrangled cattle here since the 19th century.
These two things mingle, combine; and to say "I feel" is to say that the already enormous personality has seized upon and absorbed that little, new sensation which has just been produced.
The two are rivers which flow side by side, which have mingled and are now permeable to each other, but neither of which can eclipse the other in size or significance.
Based on the results of the extensive environmental monitoring program, federal health authorities concluded that PFC contamination of agricultural land occurred by the widespread use of soil conditioner, which had been mingled with industrial waste.
The result, he said, can be the mingling of clinical trials and clinical practice, which have long been kept separate for ethical reasons.
Bones mingled indiscriminately with the remnants of nearly 30 coffins, which had originally been stacked on a series of brick partitions, built to a height of several feet.
Bin Salman mingled freely with delegates, a very different lineup of guests and speakers to the ones originally envisaged, which had been hastily assembled after a mass international boycott.
Among the wild horses in Paraguay those of the same colour and size associate together; while in Circassia there are three races of horses which have received special names, and which, when living a free life, almost always refuse to mingle and cross, and will even attack one another.
