Sentence examples for rarely mixing from inspiring English sources
Celebrities and refugees are the oil and water of this tropical city, rarely mixing outside the valet parking lot.
"This is being compounded by the tendency in some institutions for overseas students to be left in de facto ghettos, rarely mixing outside their national groups".
As she is careful to point out, this claim needs to be qualified: systems are rarely mixing on the entire phase space, but neither are they chaotic on the entire phase space.
Other mechanisms include cooling the brine; introduction of less-polar solvents (e.g., methanol) (Djamali et al. 2012; Goodwin et al. 2016), used as a thermodynamic hydrate inhibitor, or ethanol (Zhu et al. 1994); or, rarely, mixing incompatible brines, all of which result in a lower solubility for sodium chloride (Sorbie and Collins 2010).
Alex rarely mixes tense or person or number.
Green and blue shirts also have lower security but the three groups rarely mix with the maximum-security red shirts.
People in these spaces will be in constant eye contact with one another, although they will rarely mix.
But such homemade projects rarely mix whimsy and structure, fastidious composition and random impulse, the way Shugo Tokumaru does on "Exit" (Almost Gold).
He wrote two well-received books: "Age-less: The Definitive Guide to Botox, Collagen, Lasers, Peels, and Other Solutions for Flawless Skin"—launched in a New York nightclub where guests were told to wear only white to match the bookjacket and "10 Minutes/10 Years: Your Definitive Guide to a Beautiful and Youthful Appearance".Timor senescentisIrony and the beauty business rarely mix easily.
Vendors rarely mix the sweet and savoury; they will carry a box of all one or the other.
