Sentence examples for seen a mix from inspiring English sources

Manager Denise Emmerich said: "We have been open for just over two weeks and have seen a mix of guests through our doors, such as ski teams, older people, as well as groups of young people who are more or less looking for cheap accommodation.

"Botanica" is like all the Momix shows I've seen: a mix of occasionally marvelous images and humdrum choreography set to a New Agey soundtrack of nature sounds, songs and rhythmic beats, with a little classical music (Vivaldi and something liturgical-sounding) thrown in for seriousness.

This is a department that has seen a mix of permanent secretaries promoted from within, with some Treasury imports; most of O'Brien's career was there, as was that of her predecessor Sir Hugh Taylor.There is no obvious candidate waiting in the wings.

One area that has seen a mix of ethics, religion and finance - certainly on the international scene - is the growth of Islamic finance.

Secondly, one has seen a mix of hard and soft sectoral budgets at country level.

But both communities are seeing a mix of young and old residents, defying Florida's age-segregated norm.

In the stands, I see a mix of ball caps, ski caps, and a lot more bare heads than I would have expected.

Next week's budget is likely to see a mix of taxes which ministers will want to portray as reflecting a concern for both equity and the environment.

Inland areas in the lower Hudson Valley, northeastern New Jersey and southwestern Connecticut could see a mix of sleet and snow early on Wednesday, changing to rain later.

Friday and Saturday will be a cloudy but dry, and Sunday will see a mix of sunshine and showers, according to the Met Office.

We will probably see a mix of both strategies, making the food business a challenging place to be over the next few years.