Sentence examples for mix of type from inspiring English sources

In the case of the Moon landing in 1969, the normal front page mix of type and headlines was replaced with one huge headline, three short paragraphs of large type and a photograph of the Moon's surface.

Inside, the waiting crowd is a mix of Type A careerists, tattooed musicians and working-class Russians just finishing a day's work in the fashion district.

These three meta-analyses involved a mix of type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes.

In the soleus, which is predominately fiber type I (slow twitch oxidative) [ 32], and the GR, which has a mix of type I and IIA (fast twitch oxidative) fibers [ 32], there was no significant effect.

obesity or high risk for developing diabetes; mix of type 2 and type 1 (not pure type 2 diabetes); pregnancy; pregnancy-related diabetes; recent/current major surgery or medical procedures; severe cognitive or psychiatric handicap; terminal illness/receiving palliative care; absence of translators (e.g. family members) for patients with insufficient language skills.

The crowd was a mix of Type-A careerists and tattooed freelancers who mold their work schedules around their yoga practice — or professionally accessorize their Lululemon outfits with heavy engagement rings.

A party needs a mix of types and talents.

If you are planning a barbecue, you might want a mix of types, with some hamburgers for good measure.

"We are looking for themed restaurants, interesting restaurants, national and regional players for a mix of types of food," said Geoff Thompson, a spokesman for the developer, Cappelli Enterprises.

"We would be looking for a genuine mix of types of homes, jobs and amenities, such that everyday needs could be met within a five-minute walk... we're interested in evolving vernacular building traditions - by which we mean building methods and materials that are synonymous with a particular area - to meet 21st century challenges of post peak oil, climate change and population growth".

The categories do not represent a particular hierarchy, Futch and Munro say, and within businesses and professions, you get a mix of types.