Sentence examples for mixture of son from inspiring English sources

There is timba or salsa cubana, a mixture of son, US funk, jazz and reggaeton, and local folklore drum styles.

Typically, Mr. Sanabria prefaced a piece by discussing how and why it mixes its forms — as in "Pink," a mixture of son montuno and cha-cha-cha written by Mr. Washburne, or "Que Viva Candido," a piece echoing the musical reach of Candido Camero, the 92-year-old Cuban conguero who brought Afro-Latin rhythm knowledge into jazz, salsa and funk for 60 years, and is therefore Mr. Sanabria's kind of guy.

Ms. Sreynoun fed her first-born son a mixture of breast milk and water, and noticed that he was often sick.

Father looked at son with a mixture of pride and patience.

"With the mixture of family issues and money, and son- and daughter-in-laws mixing in, it's a little like 'The Godfather,"' he said.

A heart attack and the discovery that Luc is having an affair with a mysterious (and possibly foreign) girl named Katia causes Roger to view his son with a mixture of frustration and envy.

Linda's Bonny Boy, a beautiful acoustic ballad, sees her offering advice on love to her son, with the mixture of wisdom and inappropriateness that only elderly parents can carry off, while Richard's One Life at a Time might be political, but seems just as likely to plumb a deep well of misanthropy: "If you're busy living your life/ You won't be living mine".

I watch my son with a mixture of nostalgia and envy -- wishing, just a little, that I had everything in my life to look forward to again.

How do you politely ask a family member the scientific basis for rubbing a mixture of save, household products on my son's skin when he was not feeling well?

Hasan's wife and sons react with a mixture of denial and outrage and the scene ends abruptly when one son calls the police.

Namibia itself is an uneasy mixture of Africa and Europe, where the 1.5 million sons and daughters of Bushmen, Germans and Brits, try to live side by side.