Sentence examples for occasion mix from inspiring English sources

He may, in later life, and on occasion, mix with his inferiors, order a "tasted sandwich" and then wonder why some fool has taken a bite out of it.

He did on occasion mix some of the paints to produce for example purple and gray colors.

Once transferred, the COXI HEG must home in order to restore purifying selection, and this requires that the mitochondria of the recipients must, at least on occasion, mix.

For a special occasion, mix and match different laces with bright neon colored or patterned ones or wear a quiet skirt, black tights with fun socks and your sneakers or just try some of the seemingly simple but amazingly effective outfits below which can be altered to however you want.

They even did a song for the occasion, mixing a little Ben Folds Five with some Jonathan Coulton and coming up with a truly strange mash-up.

Gore Dean epitomizes the all-occasion mix with, say, a wrought-iron cat boot-scraper ($450), a fine Italian walnut armchair and a luxurious Anichini silk-and-cashmere receiving blanket ($175).

The occasion was a mix of book party and cabaret show called "Otherwise: Queer Scholarship Into Song".

W. H. Auden drinks his first martini dry at 7 30 in the morning, after which he sorts his mail and reads the paper, marking the occasion with a mix of sherry and scotch.

The occasion was a mix of book party and cabaret show called "Otherwise: Queer Scholarship Into Song". Ann Pellegrini, an associate professor of performance and religious studies at New York University, sang that Antonio Carlos Jobim samba hit and then, impersonating Ms. Butler, deconstructed its lyrics.

Despite receiving no advance warning, Auden welcomed the exiled poet, and a few months later Brodsky wrote home to Loseff, using newfound English words wherever possible: W. H. Auden drinks his first martini dry at 7 30 in the morning, after which he sorts his mail and reads the paper, marking the occasion with a mix of sherry and scotch.

As Fred himself wrote of Swifty Lazar's legendary Trousdale parties: "On the very rare occasions when the mix doesn't work too well and staring matches replace sparkling conversations, it is reassuring to remember that I live right across the street and an unnoticed exit can be made with no one the wiser".