Sentence examples for mixed lots of from inspiring English sources

They want to buy mixed lots of decent-quality items at extremely low prices.

Description of the mixed lots of skiers found in the trains, etc. Skiers who take off from Mount Royal are mostly under twenty-five.

Payne starts to explain the problems she's facing, but has barely described the catchment – "very mixed, lots of cultures, some families in one of the 10% most deprived wards in the UK" – when she suddenly has to leap up: a referral to social services needs her urgent input.

It's not hard to hit multiple price points on the same wrist with the layered-bracelet look, by combining, say, leather bracelets by Tod's and Catherine Zadeh, which sell for about $200 at Barneys New York, with surferish woven beach bracelets by Burkman Bros. (worn by Kanye West at Coachella), which sell in mixed lots of three for $30.

Since the book has loads of cocktails recipes, I also mixed lots of drinks... for research, of course.

I wrote a libretto that mixed lots of personal stuff about my life, with fantasies of Justin Bieber, and musical spectacle, which became part of my book of poems, Burn Book.

The patron of the Medical Corps is St . Jude St. Barbara is the patron of prisoners of war and of artillerymen, fortifications are also under her care, and she is invoked by a rather mixed lot of civilians-architects, gravediggers and stonemasons.

Pearl Harbor Day, twenty-five yeafterfthe theventnt, brought forth a mixed lot of newspaper and other commentaries, and, if we are late in turning to them, it is because the whole matter required a bit of thinking over….

Once filled with some of the city's poorest, or most litigious, tenants, the court now has a much more mixed lot of daily combatants, including the upper class.

The nineteenth-century conductor — a necessary time beater, presiding over a mixed lot of players — by degrees metamorphosed, in the most talented examples, into a spiritual mentor and charismatic culture god.

—Robert M. Coates, Comment, December 24 , 1966Pearl Harbor Day, twenty-five yeafterfthe theventnt, brought forth a mixed lot of newspaper and other commentaries, and, if we are late in turning to them, it is because the whole matter required a bit of thinking over….