Sentence examples for mixing in something from inspiring English sources

I love mixing in something that sounds great that people may not have heard.

"You see where I mixed in something nice with something bad?" Fehrnstrom accuses Axelrod of having "an entire staff of people who tweet for him" (not true), and he makes sneering references to the foosball table at Obama HQ (it's a Ping-Pong table).

Every time we eat something that we haven't grown and reaped and cooked ourselves — which means, for most of us, every time we eat — we're taking a leap of faith: that it was protected from contamination; that it was inspected properly; that the cook didn't mix in something objectionable; that the waiter didn't drop it on the floor.

There was a lot of classical ballet mixed in with something more modern and it was really absorbing.

So if I can get mixed up in something like this, trust me, it can happen to anyone.

Small businesses became fronts for laundering drug proceeds, Slater writes, and "everyone, it seemed, was mixed up in something".

"This is not the time to have someone get mixed up in something physical, get stepped on or do something silly".

If I were Labour, I'd want those links highlighted myself, so that I would never get mixed up in something like that ever again.

"I don't know if he was mixed up in something bad but I wonder what he did on the street all the time," Díaz says.

And I notice you've ignored my comment about the multi-million pound tax avoidance scheme Gary's rumoured to be mixed up in – something about which he remained silent during a recent Twitter chat.

"Bowl & Spoon" - Gail's mom begs her daughter to keep the secrets of her 'alternative lifestyle' from the family for just one more day, so they can get through Thanksgiving; Gail wonders why her mother seeks the security of constantly mixing something in an imaginary bowl with an imaginary spoon.