Sentence examples for mix some of from inspiring English sources

Then I wanted to mix some of it and I had a friend help me.

The chart is based on reports from 93 stations, most of them small, which usually mix some of the alternative country artists with mainstream country, a format known as album adult alternative or TripleA.

Despite the program's expected benefits, the Bush administration's proposed Energy Department budget this spring did not include the money needed to mix some of the plutonium with nuclear waste.

"This group have often grown up with lack of adult role models, found school particularly challenging, and you mix some of those risk factors with environments of real threat – which is what gangs create, and you add skunk as self-treatment, then it's no wonder that a lot of these young people do have issues with mental health," she explains.

Recently, as my assistant gardener was helping me mix some of it into the compost, she asked, "Grandpa, is it O.K. to put deer droppings into the compost since it will wind up in the tomato patch next year?" I was stumped.

To hear Mark mix some of the acid records that tickled his fancy back in '88, click here.

This year's bill mixes some of the year's hottest tips with masters of folk the Gloaming, in an intriguing mix of styles.

She mixes some of the broth with the neck meat, corn bread, white sandwich bread and dried sage to make a thick pudding-like dressing.

The scientists mixed some of those eggs with mouse sperm, producing more than 300 two-cell embryos, which researchers then implanted into foster mothers.

She's wonderfully mature, mixing some of Erin Brockovich's been-there-done-that attitude with a sly "Pretty Woman" smirk.

Because this is an essay, I take the liberty of mixing some of my thoughts with data in a way that it not usual in scientific writing.