Sentence examples for or mingled from inspiring English sources

The boy, who is now 9, grew up believing that he was ill, according to court documents, and rarely exercised or mingled with children.

These before and after pictures show the old world order of Syria reflected for decades in history books; where people bought wares in marketplaces or mingled in mosque courtyards.

Finally, the artists in the catalog just sound different from those in the West, whether they are expressing longing for a culture perceived as lost or mingled excitement and exasperation about the one that confronts them in China today.

Surviving records indicate it was made of "variegated" or "mingled colour'd" alabaster (as shown in the computer image above) but the size and design are uncertain.

In the evenings, guests walk through the richly planted grounds or mingle over pre-dinner cocktails in the Great Room.

So it's curious, I suppose, that I have often felt uneasy at metal gigs, or mingling in the community to which I ostensibly belong.

And even though it may not be as hazardous to use cellphones while sitting at the dinner table or mingling with friends, it is just plain rude.

Guests can chill out or mingle in one of the two living rooms and there's also a garden with a barbecue area.

And if you want to spend a fall afternoon accompanied by the imaginations of Alexander Calder, Joan Miró, Alberto Giacometti, Henry Moore, George Segal, Jean Dubuffet and Auguste Rodin, and don't want to pay $20 or mingle with the tourist crowd at the Museum of Modern Art, you just might want to visit.

The United States now has several organizations that present performances by older dancers, Dancers Over 40 -- the traditional retirement age -- and the 40Up Project among them, or mingle the generations onstage, as does Liz Lerman's Dance Exchange.

One of its revelations is how much the artistic tradition of extreme artifice, visible in everything from gold-leaf folding screens and lacquer ware to bonsai gardening and ikebana, continues to course through Japanese art, clashing or mingling with reality.