Sentence examples for mixed together like from inspiring English sources

The drugs had never been mixed together like this before.

In my father's world Irish and Jews mixed together like the eggs and kidneys he chopped together on his plate every morning.

"You have all these different flavours of touch receptors that are all mixed together like multicoloured jellybeans, but the information is totally discrete – you don't confuse cold with pressure," Barth says.

The sculptures are created using a mix of traditional and modern processes so 3D printing, laser cut perspex, and plaster are mixed together, much like the identities that the materials are exploring.

ARTISANAL GOLD MINING In its natural state, gold is often mixed together with crap like silt and nonprecious ores, so it has to be isolated.

The double-bass-drumming, cymbal crashes, and chugga-chugga-chugga-chugga-waaahing of four Iraqi kids raised on bootleg cassette tapes and glitchy MP3s of the last 30 years of heavy metal sound so different from the everyday Baghdad musical diet of prayer calls and Arab techno that, mixed together, they're like your worst-ever ketamine overdose at a fetish party you shouldn't have been at anyway.

When they mixed together, though, the jarring contrasts came together like a Creamsicle.

Many of the alleged principal players are dead, so the filmmakers have jauntily mixed together fact, fiction, and what sounds like the party gossip of many decades.

However, according to Anno: "As the symbols are mixed together, for the first time something like an interrelationship or a meaning emerges".

Even when it looks like it is mixed together enough, check to see if it is sticking to the sides of the container.

People have mixed together.