Sentence examples for of the mingling from inspiring English sources

Of course, some of the mingling unites compatriots long separated by distance.

These days much of the mingling is offline.

Sidney also seconds Horace's disapproval of the mingling of styles, which Sidney says produces a "mongrel tragicomedy".

As the meditations progress, assertive statements of the mingling motifs are sometimes enshrouded in celestial harmonies and regularly interrupted by skittish birdcalls.

Even as Washington and other capitals speak of tightening the regulation of banks worldwide, Smith reminds us of the mingling of economic and noneconomic desires that makes banking culture so hard to change.

As for Mr. Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan, he will be in the government box with President Klestil admiring the fruits of Portuguese culture -- an eclectic gathering worthy of the mingling of nations that once distinguished the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Foreign visitors remarked both on the free range of speech there and on the mingling of classes and professions.

Outside the medina, the call of the muezzin mingled with the strains of the Spice Girls.

Then, she made us even more jealous by sharing a photo of the group mingling with the cast backstage.

Around ten Watertown firefighters in jackets and helmets stood at the top of the road, mingling with Boston police officers.

Inside, the fragrance of the flowers mingled with the odor of wood smoke and mildew.