Sentence examples for regularly mixed from inspiring English sources
Water stored in holding tanks can stagnate or freeze if it isn't regularly mixed.
Woody Johnson During the election cycle, Johnson, a major backer of Mitt Romney, regularly mixed football with politics.
Meant to edify, entertain and boost the morale of soldiers, the periodical regularly mixed, inside as well as out, images of pretty women, propaganda, technical articles and pictures of war gear.
Two decades ago, in the era before horror movies like "Scream" regularly mixed laughs with scares, "American Werewolf," with its mingling of a hip comic sensibility and reverence for horror film traditions, did not charm critics, though audiences turned the gory $10 million movie into a hit.
We pondered together why soda is regularly mixed with wine to form a spritzer, as she experienced on a recent visit.
These are the big scary numbers - although it's still regularly mixed up with the deficit (see below) by journalists and politicians alike.
In gregarious species in which both sexes regularly associate in mixed herds, the horns are similarly shaped, and in female oryxes and elands they are often longer.
The prevailing style is realist, but it is regularly beset by mixed, toilsome aims: Wall has harbored enough motives to impel several artists, and they have tended to get in the way of one another.
The assembly line was one of the few places here where black and white residents mixed regularly, and in Michigan, a shared love of cars transcends racial, ethnic and religious boundaries.
While this mixture was air-dried, it was mixed regularly until the solid was dry enough for further processing.
The museum regularly features a mixed program of art, history and the natural history of California (next year it plans exhibitions on the photographer Dorothea Lange and the history of the Black Panthers) and it will likewise employ a multidisciplinary approach to the marijuana show.
