Sentence examples for mix perfectly from inspiring English sources

For half a century, the nation's attitude to its football team has reflected that mix perfectly.

In the streets and schools, pubs and offices in much of urban Britain, people from all round the world mix perfectly happily.

In our streets and schools, pubs and offices, people from all round the world mix perfectly happily Yet when we contemplate immigrants rather than immigration – the people rather than the phenomenon – our attitude often changes.

And those two things don't mix well (or maybe they mix perfectly which is the problem).

Capturing the frenetic pace of New York, the song's hook-y, ambient rhythms mix perfectly with this 3D tour of the boroughs.

"A special culture might be vanishing," said Takao Oda, who mixes perfectly crafted cocktails behind the glittering gold countertop at his Bar Oda.

Like many books by wellness bloggers, Get The Glow mixes perfectly sensible if hardly novel advice (eat less sugar) with less well-founded claims (wheat, Shaw writes, "is like sandpaper for the gut").

This was made after the war, of course, but the Blitz was still fresh on everyone's mind, and the atmosphere of dread surrounding the German V-1 flying bombs mixes perfectly with the simmering tension about a serial killer.

It mixes perfectly with any foundation, concealer or tinted moisturiser to lighten its coverage, acts as a lovely primer to provide a smooth base, a pleasant face and body moisturiser and, perhaps most impressively, can be mixed with powders to turn them into liquid.

Hailing from Austin, Texas, Deep Eddy Vodka, produces a line of all-natural flavored vodkas that include cranberry made with real cranberry juice; lemon which mixes perfectly with iced tea; grapefruit which is the number one selling grapefruit vodka in the U.S. and sweet tea made with whole-leaf Indonesian black tea.

The queso con calabacitas mixes perfectly gooey cheese with the clean, earthy taste of Italian squash.