You have boxers and fighters, those who are hard to catch (the boring undefeated Floyd Mayweather epitomizes the former) and those who like to mix up like Tyson, Foreman Frazier, Hagler and Hearns.
It was not easy to have many people mix up like today in camps so the family has lost its value in protecting its members and this has exposed us to HIV (FGD Men).
It will also, they hope, allow them to avoid mix-ups like the episode last week when the city's health commissioner, Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, trying to keep the public informed, announced that students at Ascension School, a Roman Catholic school on the Upper West Side, appeared to be sick with swine flu when further testing showed they had only a more common strain of flu.
Romine knew another mix-up like that could be costly, so he went out to clarify.
Suburban New Jersey is a bunch of different stuff mixed up like a garage sale.
"Suzanne's from New Orleans and New Orleans has always been mixed up like that -- a little bit tawdry and a little refined".
It must have been suffocating to be so mixed up like that, especially for Brennan, who was obsessed with the particularity of things.
In hospitals, they may keep track of a patient and prevent all kinds of dreadful mix-ups like lost bodies and improperly lost limbs or other body parts.
The all-purpose choreography by the director Kenny Ortega and his collaborators mixes up Rockettes-like kick lines, angular writhing in the style of "Cats," break dancing and accelerated ballroom moves.
It may be the source of some of Mr. Bush's greatest political strengths, the unpretentiousness and mellow bonhomie that warm up voters, and also of his weaknesses, including an image of an intellectual lightweight that is underscored whenever he mixes up the likes of Slovenia and Slovakia.
In the set, Skrillex spanned genres far and wide, mixing up the likes of trap-a-holics such as DJ Snake, hip-hop icons Kanye and Jay-Z, as well as a few of his label affiliates like Mija and Vindata.
