Sentence examples for need to mix from inspiring English sources
Consider curling, the Olympic sport so strange that you need to mix metaphors to explain it.
"But if you're an independent producer you would, because you might need to mix".
In Hughes's case, he might need to mix in more sliders and changeups when his fastball misbehaves.
I do need to mix it up inside.' " In his redshirt season, Olynyk became more involved in game preparation.
After pouring in 40 pounds of sugar, the men would need to mix the quince mash with a four-foot-long wood paddle for hours on end.
He added: "When you start playing playoff basketball, you need some low-post play, you need to mix it up a little bit.
Given that his client cohort consists mainly of young women, a group that is easily bored, he stresses the need to mix things up.
In fact, the tanks cannot explode: for that, oxygen would need to mix with the methane inside and have a source of ignition.
"You need to mix it up," he tells the show's producers in his audition tape, which is still posted on his Web site.
If you don't need to mix music with your calls, the Plantronics Discovery 975 ($130, on Plantronics.com), is a great option.
We all need to mix with each other and learn about different cultures because otherwise it will eventually lead to race riots.
