Sentence examples for mixture of new from inspiring English sources
Toussaint said he and Dr. John sing most of the songs together, covering a mixture of new songs and nuggets from the New Orleans R&B tradition.
NEW YORK CITY OPERA The company begins its season with a mixture of new and classic works.
He meets a mixture of new Chinese middle-class tourists.
This mixture of new and old, live and recorded sound, could have been indigestible.
The power-ups in the game are mixture of new and old.
The new drilling was made possible by a mixture of new and old technologies.
The mixture of new and old in his work is often uncanny.
The recording, a mixture of New Age folk, gospel, country and jazz, proves the Newtown native still defies predictability.
Which leads us to... EL GRAN SILENCIO: 'SUPER RIDDIM INTERNACIONAL VOL. 1' (EMI Latin) A band from Monterrey, Mexico, that draws on a mixture of new-world cultures as manifested in markets and bars and carnivals.
Since then Coelho has treated his 9.25m Twitter followers to a mixture of new-agey pensees ("intuition is an exact science"), publicity for translations of Adultery, and topical reflections – bizarrely, he tweeted support for London's black cab drivers in the Uber dispute – while making it clear that he would say nothing more about football.
The former actuary points out that CIDA's graduates will collectively earn 150m rand in salaries this year, which by his calculations amounts to a net present value of 5 billion rand over their 40-year careers.Mr Blecher's odd mixture of new-age earnestness and hard work has made CIDA a beacon of hope, both at home and abroad.
