Sentence examples for mix of talk from inspiring English sources

Three years later, he brought his "House Party," a mix of talk, Italian music and Italian-American singers, to Westport.

WCAA's mix of talk and music includes the morning show of Luis Jimenez, one of the most popular Spanish-language radio hosts.

Salon now broadcasts programming put together by the Dial, an online radio company, and later this year will introduce an original mix of talk and music.

Blake's juddering, frequently unnerving sounds come across like giddy mix of Talk Talk's Mark Hollis, Jamie xx, Portishead, Jeff Buckley and Radiohead (most noticeably Kid A), and his voice is an astonishing and unusual instrument.

After Untold Stories (2005) comes this book, with a similar mix of talks, prefaces, programme notes, eulogies for dead friends and other fugitive pieces.

Using a well-balanced mix of talking-head interviews, archival imagery and some dreamy animated sequences, Mr. Bendjelloul builds a narrative that simultaneously moves in two seemingly opposite if complementary directions.

With speakers like Y Combinator Partner Mike Seibel, Poshmark Co-Founder Tracy Sun, Blavity Founder Morgan DeBaun and rapper-turned-entrepreneur Divine (also known as the official A16Z rapper), Tech808 resulted in a diverse mix of talks — talks that you don't typically hear at Silicon Valley tech conferences.

We've got quite a mix of talking points this week.

Directed by Sam Pollard (longtime Spike Lee editor, producer of not literally innumerable but impressively many TV documentaries), it's the usual mix of talking heads, including colleagues, scholars friends and relations, and archival clips, including interviews with Wilson, who died at 60 in 2005, and performances of his plays on stage, and on film.

A happy discovery, for me, is a tape of "TV Party," a cable-access show hosted by Glenn O'Brien, whose mix of stoned talk and often terrific guest performances by musicians and oddball buskers fitfully evinces a Talking Heads-like perfect pitch in deriding pop culture and eating it, too.

The station sticks to its FM format -- a mix of music, talk, news and service information.