Sentence examples for mixed beginning from inspiring English sources

The results have been mixed, beginning with a narrow victory in Paris-Nice – a race he used to rush home from school to watch on TV – after an epic final stage battle against Alberto Contador.

Cocks made a mixed beginning in the House of Commons.

Paul Lambert's mixed beginning to his Villa reign looked to be improving after the midweek defeat of Manchester City in the Capital One Cup.

AAO was defined as the age when the first SCID-verified affective episode (depressive, hypomanic, manic, or mixed) began.

In northeastern Greenland the Inugsuk mixed with earlier cultural elements, forming the hybrid Northeast Greenland mixed culture, beginning about the 16th century.

The official language of South Africa, Afrikaans developed as Dutch and indigenous African settlers mixed languages beginning in the 17th century.

He also helped to establish a system of mixed courts (begun in 1875) to try cases involving Egyptians and Europeans.

The reason files become mixed to begin with can be traced back to the computer formula the bureaus use to match credit data to a specific person's credit report.

The rumors about "Ragtime," which opened on Nov. 15 to mixed reviews, began in earnest early this month, as poor ticket sales failed to cover performance costs, let alone chip away at the producers' original $8 million investment in the show.

But as more mixed schemes begin to come on stream, policy makers and academics are increasingly divided about the benefits and surprised by the weight of research showing that Bevan's ideal of strong, mutually supportive communities is not reflected in reality.

George Stephanopoulos is here, so let the mixed bag begin.