Sentence examples for mix should make from inspiring English sources

Throwing an acrobatic Christie into the mix should make for even better highlight material.

The annual seasonal flu vaccine usually contains three viruses, so adding another one to the mix should not make a significant difference to the chances or severity of any side-effects, which are few and usually limited to local pain and swelling.

If you find it difficult to roll it this fine, next time add a splash or two of olive oil when mixing the dough; this should make it more supple.

Apparently the company's engineers have focused on improving the device's user interface, which should make mixing (and the like) somewhat easier.

Poems, spectral tales and the beginnings of Greek history should make a nice mix with the wine-dark sea.

But the impulse to call one's mixed-race child a "wrongful birth" should make us rethink the racial preferences we tend to accept without question.

It should make for an intriguing mix.

Primer mix should be made fresh before each genotyping experiment.

The author has made the book humorous but also packed it with friendship, which should make the reader have mixed emotions.

Its mix of Spanish, Indian and African influences mean you should make time to savour its architecture and culture.

Just mix a tsp. of turmeric with a teaspoon olive oil; this should make a soft paste.