Sentence examples for some mixing of from inspiring English sources

There's some mixing of categories as the poem gathers speed near the end.

Mr. Masuzoe apologized and said that there had been "some mixing of public and personal" in his spending, but that he had not knowingly broken any rules.

Another condition is patent ductus arteriosus, where a temporary channel that connects the pulmonary artery and the first segment of the descending thoracic aorta during fetal growth fails to close after birth, causing some mixing of oxygenated and deoxygenated blood.

Under Federal Election Commission regulations, any party committee spending that could affect the outcome of a Congressional or presidential election must be paid for at least in part with money from the federal account (there is some mixing of money from the two accounts).

They will lead only to some displacement of the absorbing states by energy and, may be, to some mixing of states.

In some high temperature fluid samples, some mixing of pure hydrothermal fluid and ambient seawater occurred due to entrainment of seawater during the sampling process.

Or, perhaps most likely, by some mix of all three.

It was some mix of irresponsibility and downright greed.

Some mix of spending cuts and tax rises is inevitable.

Ian Buruma detects in Hitchens some mix of regard and disdain "for the 'real' officer class.

Now without the deal, Kelly's future hinges on some mix of Sam Bradford, Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow.