Sentence examples for mixed everyone from inspiring English sources

When that governor left, the incoming one got rid of it and mixed everyone up again.

But now that provocative is chic, women are the ones receiving the mixed message: Everyone's wearing it, but wear it at your own risk.

There's a happy hour feel and bawdy mixed crowd, everyone from post-work to post-beach punters, all stopping off for a quick bite and a geladinha (ice-cold beer) on the way home.

"Now, it's mixed, and everyone comes to enjoy it.

And mixed audiences benefit everyone.

"You go to Sunnyside or Astoria in Queens, and there's people in their 20s now sort of mixed together with everyone," she said.

"Senior year was wonderful, when the black kids and the white kids got to be friends again, and the graduation parties where everyone mixed," said Malika.

And Finley made sure everyone mixed and mingled while she worried about the victory of John McCain -- and, by inference, his brand of campaign finance reform -- in New Hampshire.

It's probably a mixed blessing for everyone who shows up on 5 September to be grilled by DeMint and George in their somewhat obscure and un-televised – except at state level – "star chamber" event.

Century 21 "was a place where everyone mixed -- people who could buy at more expensive boutiques and those who could not," said Eileen Randig, the director of religious education at the Brooklyn Oratory of Saint Boniface, a church.

Like the World Economic Forum in Davos, there wasn't much more to do in TED's old home of Monterey so everyone mixed and mingled.