Sentence examples for mixed pockets from inspiring English sources

Situated on the edge of Iraqi Kurdistan – protected by the Peshmerga – rows persist in Kirkuk over ethnically mixed pockets of land.

So it is with La Tour Bois-le-Prêtre, which sits on the farthest edge of the 17th arrondissement, a mixed district with persistent pockets of poverty, where a Métro extension would also go.

Penarth, Sully and Dinas Powys are more mixed, with some significant pockets of affluence.

The Dutch fans have travelled in far smaller numbers than usual - a reflection of their pre-competition hopes - but there were still pockets of orange mixed in with the red of Spain, yellow of Brazil and the colours of various other teams, fitting in this melting pot of a city.

One of the reasons for these mixed results was out-of-pocket expenses which were reported as being too high for some people.

In 2000, the C.H.A. announced it would tear down buildings under its plan to transform pockets of poverty into mixed-income neighborhoods.

Minecraft – Pocket Edition initially received mixed reviews from critics.

But mixed in with the grime are some pockets of unexpected beauty.

Most pockets of the market were mixed, but strength in the Internet sector helped lift the technology-sensitive Nasdaq Composite Index 0.39% in early trading.

In the evenings he drank Evan Williams mixed with water, fiddled with his oversize pocket chain, and told me about how his dad was almost a roadie for Sabbath in 1974.

Out of his pockets he produced "the blackish testicles mixed with biscuit crumbs, asking whether they could be sewn back on".