Sentence examples for mixed with big from inspiring English sources

But there it was on the runway — if not guns and roses, camouflage mixed with big fat rosy blooms.

In one memorable scene his Bedouin warriors, armed only with old rifles, hobble their own feet to ensure martyrdom as Mussolini's tanks roll inexorably towards them.Such imagery, mixed with big doses of schoolbook nationalism and more recent real-life pictures of stone-throwing children facing Israeli guns, has bolstered a common Arab perception of "resistance" as an act that is just and noble.

Robb O'Hagan's early career was mixed, with big wins and losses.

There was a marked change in direction, the Celtic folk flavour much reduced in favour of a polished melodic rock sound, hard rockers mixed with big, soaring ballads and the occasional prog epic.

This type of soil mixed with big fragment of rocks is formed from the weathering of pegmatites, quartz and conglomeratic sandstones.

"I have 60 different lachenalias, 10 different freesias, 25 moraeas," Mr. Canning said, naming a few of his beauties, which, mixed in with big pots of camellias, will bloom from now through March.

The surrounding area is mixed-use, with big box stores and smaller shopping centers nearby.

Wherever the musicians went, they mixed styles and created new ones.Son mixed with American big-band music became rhumba, popularising Cuban music in America for the first time.

The results at major retailers were mixed, with the biggest gains at the apparel chain American Eagle Outfitters, which reported a 22.7percentt rise in sales at stores open at least a year.

The technology sector was mixed, with the biggest moves caused by comments from market analysts.

The findings of these were very mixed, with the biggest group showing no associations, and smaller but similar number of studies reporting both positive and negative associations.