Sentence examples for mix of word from inspiring English sources
'Ask Me Another' (Monday) The year's final live taping of the witty NPR program — a mix of word games, puzzles and trivia — features John Roderick as the house musician and the humorist David Rees as the special guest.
In the other variation, a mix of word and PM sequence is used as an input instead.
In its press release, Fastly calls its service an "edge cloud platform", which is a fantastic mix of nonsense and meaningless garbage that I'm going to refuse to use (seriously, Bateman Group, that is a hot-trash mix of word salad).
The designer always has a mix of words to encompass his vision.
Blessed are the list makers, with their sharp pencils, their certainties, their mix of words and numbers.
Farimani, with its streaming, tangling mix of words, images, sounds and ideas, exemplifies something like the "hybrid model" that Independent says its wants to be but is not, or at least not in any mold-breaking way.
A selection of 27 small pieces from 1970 to the present provide a kind of Kosuth mini-retrospective, but are just part of the mix of words and ideas.
It doesn't invalidate the idea of a live-action performance, such as Trevor Nunn memorably created in 2012, but it allows us to savour Beckett's uncanny mix of words, silence and orchestrated sound.
The mix of words and drawings are a playful reminder of everyone's home-grown cartoons and the big nose motif has become a cult," said Michael Rosen, chair of the Roald Dahl judges.
That said, in song after song, like Sondheim's "Not While I'm Around," Mr. Patinkin softened the edges of his style and let us bask in the beautiful mix of words and melody.
Brazilian poet Pedro Gabriel has always had his head in the clouds, simmering with ideas in a mix of words that, by a twist of fate, led him to stardom, as his books sold more than 200,000 copies.
