Sentence examples for mixed few from inspiring English sources

It's been a mixed few months for De Jong.

Hamilton echoed Sloan's sentiments, adding winning bronze was a fine way to round off a mixed few days.

The earnings followed a bit of a mixed few months for Tesla, which unveiled the Model 3 — a $35,000 electric car — earlier this year.

Apart from his previous time with Brazil, Dunga's only coaching experience was a mixed few months in charge of club side Internacional last year.

In the event it mixed a few sensible ideas (faster help for those whose banks threaten to repossess their houses) with a few dotty ones (luring first-time buyers into a falling market).

Too concentrated for unceremonious Scope-style swigging, the new breath fresheners are meant to be mixed (a few drops in a cup of warm water) and swished.

Given the mixed picture, few urban experts buy the notion that Newark has completed its rise from decades of poverty and neglect.

But reports of the quagga's temper and tameability were mixed: a few years after Morton's experiments, a British naturalist observed that the one he had seen 'is not very docile, being much more wild than the Zebra'.

Rubio mixed a few modest forays into fresh territory (mostly on education) with a long list of recycled proposals, and he stopped short of the leaps Republicans need to make on taxes, health care and other issues.

In this one, Mr Blunkett's record at education is said to have been mixed: the few ideas that worked were inherited from the Conservatives, and the rest were forced on him from Downing Street.

These observations indicate possible "accelerated biological aging" in schizophrenia, although prior findings are mixed, and few such studies have examined the role of gender.