Sentence examples for prefer mixing from inspiring English sources

Professionals prefer mixing it with tequila and mezcal, but lazy home bartenders might use light agave nectar just like SIMPLE SYRUP, without the bother of boiling, cooling and bottling an extremely sticky substance.

Swing voters itching to abandon President Obama can ascribe to Romney the genuinely held (as opposed to opportunistic) views they prefer, mixing a moderate position from one moment in Romney's past with a conservative one from another, arranging the candidate of their liking.

Once you have applied all the tips you will take an old pencil, chopsticks, etc. and mix the glue, you could either do this, or you could twist the cap back on, and shake it, but, I prefer mixing the glue instead of shaking.

It can be a pair of ridiculously high heels that makes you feel like a million bucks, or that terribly expensive eye-cream that makes you feel posh, maybe you prefer mixing in French with your everyday speech or British slang *my vice*, or sitting up in the middle of the night with chocolate pudding, potato chips and Legally Blond 2. Choose, indulge & repeat as needed.

If you prefer, mix store clothes AND copied clothes.

If you prefer, mix together some water, salt and pepper for a different idea.

Kang Suh provides lettuce leaves to wrap its meats and cool the palate, but I preferred mixing in the side of steamed rice.

But the girls may have a new aca-awesome talent in Beca (Anna Kendrick), a snarky, too-cool-for-school freshman who prefers mixing her own mash-ups and is planning a future as a DJ in Los Angeles.

Apparently, during the early days of cake mix, there were versions that actually required less work than cake mix does today, but customers preferred mixing in the water, oil and eggs themselves.

Members of Generation Y tend to prefer mixed-use, walkable neighborhoods and short commutes, he said, and childless couples and baby boomers who no longer drive often favor urban settings.

This kinglet, like other species that prefer mixed-species foraging flocks in winter, hunts over a greater range of heights and vegetation types than when feeding alone.