There was a good mix of the usual, the not so usual and the simply weird, as well as the overly earnest and ridiculously frivolous.
The 14 artists, a mix of the usual suspects and younger talents, use light -- fluorescent, neon, LED and incandescent -- to manipulate space, sometimes engaging the viewer in interactive response.
The fast-food chain, owned by Yum Brands, may be running over the border of good taste with the new product, which adds Cheetos into the mix of its usual burrito ingredients ground beef, rice and nacho cheese, according to NBC News.
On a recent morning, the Abu Ghraib town council was hearing the usual litany of complaints, offering its usual mix of help and, mostly, impotence in return.
27) offers the usual mix of genteel nineteenth- and twentieth-century landscapes, portraits, and genre scenes, as well as a larger-than-usual selection of bronzes (including an expressive seated statuette of the gospel singer Mahalia Jackson by Elizabeth Catlett).
Nominees, meanwhile, were their usual mix of groggy and gracious.
Before Ms. Waters there was the festival's usual mix of music, dance, and spoken word.
They were the usual mix of the wallopingly kind and the unbearably psyche-searing.
The act was opposed by the usual mix of energy, auto and mining companies.
The three singers delivered their usual mix of Celtic airs and semiclassical fare, accompanied by orchestra.
