Sentence examples for now mixed with from inspiring English sources

The emotion is now mixed with money," he said.

Some of the fuel burned through its primary containment and is now mixed with cladding, steel and concrete.

This continuing public part of my life is now mixed with my new role at an international law firm.

Mr Kinnock said that the anger in the country brought about by the devastation of the last six years of Tory government was now mixed with despair that the problems are too great to be solved.

When his stomach is full to bursting, the soldiers begin pounding on it with their fists, stopping only after the water, now mixed with gastric juices, has poured from his mouth and nose.

The decomposed soft tissue now mixed with the soil can in this way be sampled near the femur as well as from the inner organs: the kidneys, the liver and the lungs.

Accessories for those brands are now mixed in with the clothes.

Stroller pushers are now mixed in with those in tight black jeans among the hordes of Bedford Avenue, but the record shops, art spaces and bars serving frozen margaritas in Styrofoam cups still flourish.

He and Tamimi had decided, instead, on the combination of ricotta and soft white goat cheese that he now mixed together with a fork and spread over half the phyllo sheets, leaving me to cover the mixture with the rest.

In 2005, they erected a new smokestack with fancy filters, and they have gotten grants to drastically revamp the power plant so that coal is now mixed 50-50 with renewable fuels like tree trunks and agricultural waste.

There is still a cajun edge to many of the songs, but now mixed in with a hefty dose of rock and blues, as on furious and raucous You Broke My Stuff, or the slow and slinky Mama Don't, which builds to an insistent riff with echoes of the Velvet Underground.