Sentence examples for mingling with and from inspiring English sources
Crews tend to let off steam on Monday nights in dank seaside taverns like Murph's in Sag Harbor and the I.Y.A.C. in Newport, mingling with and pursuing the locals.
After many years mingling with and befriending other writers of the beat generation, such as Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg and Gary Snyder, and much time unsuccessfully trying to interest publishers in his work, he found himself disoriented by the fame On the Road brought him.
Brown-robed Friars mingle with and mentor the students on a campus of red brick and maple.
They are not heavily visited by tourists which makes it easy to mingle with and learn from the locals.
He also said there was nothing unusual about Custardo mingling with protesters and offering them coffee.
He had far more interest in mingling with peace and justice organizers.
Mr. Gioni is mixing high and low, with masters mingling with self-taught and outsider artists.
Samantha Hoopes and Anastasia Ashley were mingling with the crowd and looking beautiful.
Guests sip champagne cocktails and nibble smoked-salmon snacks, mingling with uniformed maids and bellboys.
And yet the midwinter air-conditioner repairman was mingling with Egyptian journalists and Islamist lawyers.
And they are regulars on the Fresh Air Home's grounds, mingling with the campers and staff.
