Sentence examples for mixture of some from inspiring English sources

You have a mixture of some sort.

A good welfare system is a mixture of "some things that are universal" and benefits that are targeted, he says.

The show will be a mixture of some greatest hits and new stuff - I guess some of the Barack stuff".

"Both males and females were a mixture of some cells that knew their sex and some that did not".

"The album may turn out to be a mixture of some unusual things from the past and some very unusual things which no one has heard at all".

"It's led to a mixture of some careful thinking and recriminations about whether the right things have been done," says John Hardy, a neurogeneticist at University College London, and a pioneer of the hypothesis.

Corbyn took in a mixture of seats: some safe Labour, some safe Tory, with one or two marginals that the party is defending among them.

Professor Wittman: We have a mixture of students, some freshmen, and some more advanced students.

What they found was a mixture of proteins, some positively charged and some negatively charged, and a lot of calcium and magnesium ions.

In the latter case, a mixture of cells, some normal (euploid) and some containing abnormal chromosome complements, may occur, a condition known as mosaicism.

The 27-member company is a mixture of people: Some studied finance in college, others did not; some soldiers have had other Army roles and others have not.