Sentence examples for mixed with lots from inspiring English sources

Have more flour mixed with lots of salt ready in a second dish.

Strangely like meatloaf in its original form, when a small amount of meat was mixed with lots of stale bread or cracker crumbs.

Horwitz resolves to remedy his ignorance by embarking on an intensive self-tutorial mixed with lots of reporting and running around.

Her Ripped Knees blog is mixed with lots of fashion news, but the personal slant is when she posts pictures of her own outfits.

Mixed with lots of ice, fizzy water and a wedge of lime, it's the perfect "I'm-not-drinking-but-really-I-am" drink.

Then again, if consumers reduce their spending, another recession when inflation is already low could risk deflation a dangerous notion when mixed with lots of debt.

Ha! Hard work, lots of years of turmoil, mixed with lot of years of happiness is my answer.

These are mixed in with lots of passages on the importance of — what else — confidence.

"The miscellaneous output of Noel Freibert is my favorite of the year!" These books are a big crazy Jodorowsky-style reinterpretation of Bible tales and mythology mixed in with lots of funny swearing and pretty colors.

And Eli Broad was in the audience, as was a range of the creative class from Ed Ruscha to Mark Ryden; from curator turned dealer Paul Schimmel to a goateed Mark Mothersbaugh, along with a gaggle of L.A. art world glitterati mixed in with lots of celeb-magnets usually spotted at B-List Hollywood parties.

"I mixed with a lot of peasants, workers, artists and writers, all deprived of work," he said.