Sentence examples similar to mixing- from inspiring English sources

3 Mix the cooled quinoa, porridge oats, mixed nuts, mixed seeds, ground almonds, black olives, rosemary leaves, smoked paprika and salt in a large mixing bowl.

It is cool here!" Bobo, who speaks six languages, was a charming guide with a great sense of humour – and great fashion sense, mixing a batik suit with a modern gilet, or zebra-print shorts with a trendy T-shirt.

The reticent producer cut his teeth running similarly toned, small, dark basement events in Bristol, so he'll be right at home with City Bass's back-to-basics ethos, and his focused, skilful mixing of rarely heard 90s NY house'n'garage with prime UK modernism will put everyone in the right headspace to get down.

We also have reservations, with others on the left, about mixing in a big tent with religious bigots who have unpleasant views on homosexuals and women.

"The Mercury list tries not to be tokenistic, but there is another side to all this mixing up," he said.

Try mixing up sprint sections, or beating your previous time to row 500m.

If you don't have a food processor, mashing with a fork will work just as well. 2 Combine all the remaining ingredients except the chocolate in a mixing bowl and stir in the peanut butter cream until everything has been nicely coated.

There is also a good argument for the Wells mixing up its repertory and attracting a wider range of punters - some of the ballet purists who came to ABT might in future come back to try some more challenging or contemporary performances.

It has gone on to become one of Hungary's biggest comedy groups, mixing up live shows with television parodies mocking politicians, popular culture and life in general.

In a medium mixing bowl, combine the sugar, flour, cornstarch, and salt and mix well.

Other recommendations included making health practitioners aware of the potential dangers of excess caffeine consumption, screening patients with a history of diet problems and substance abuse for heavy consumption of energy drinks, educating the public about the risks of mixing them with alcohol and better labelling.