Sentence examples for nicely mixed from inspiring English sources

Of course it all gets nicely mixed up, with exactly the kind of "poetic fucking around" that Dara makes herself eschew while editing.

There are seven video cameras, and the results are nicely mixed on the monitors (Agnieszka Trojak is credited for " 'live' video coordination," Philip Bussmann for video design), along with an experimental film.

After the butter and cream cheese are nicely mixed, gradually add 2 cups (480mL) powdered sugar in 1/2 cup (120mL) increments, mixing thoroughly.

The spread of standards, covers and originals is nicely mixed, but good Christmas albums need to sparkle, evoke or drip with feeling.

It's a nicely mixed time, an oasis of tranquillity, Manhattan's greatest luxury, that changes into a bazaar as the work day breaks, and millions are released to seek the evening's excitements.

And even if Hannah Waddingham is oddly cast as his termagant wife, Natalie Walter as the object of his desire nicely mixes apprehension and lust.

No gratuitous efforts to shock, no attempts to graft the heavy messages of drama into a sitcom; just good-natured fun that nicely mixes satire on real life (the wrestling husband's stage persona is the Crybaby) with absurdity (as in a scene in which dancers audition for a starring role by singing notices off the dressing-room bulletin board).

I hear it mixes nicely with soda water.

Or as a salad, it might mix nicely with arugula.

Two earlier wood reliefs use a black-and-white palette to more sculptural effect; they mix nicely with a voluptuous white marble sculpture, "Feuille Se Reposant" (1959).

At QBA, customers especially like the ropa vieja (braised flank steak with peppers and onions in smoky paprika sauce, $8.25) and the mint mojito limeade ($1.75), which mixes nicely with rum or tequila, she said.