Sentence examples for soon mixed from inspiring English sources
Stories of helicopter rescues from rooftops in the flooded Ninth Ward soon mixed with tales of anarchy from the crowded Superdome.
When his father starts demanding rent, ZigZag, who works as a dishwasher, steals $9,000 from his employer, a foul-mouthed restaurateur known as the Toad (Oliver Platt), and is soon mixed up with a vicious loan shark (Sherman Augustus).
(Their first family meal is a bit like "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," but with an ogre.) Donkey of course tags along, now that his relationship with Dragon has hit the skids, and they are soon mixed up with a wily super-agentlike Fairy Godmother (Jennifer Saunders), whose spoiled and loutish frat-boy son, Prince Charming (Rupert Everett), was once betrothed to Fiona.
Clearly fabricated stories, like the account of Bynes stripping naked at a Beach Bum, were soon mixed with the often equally outrageous truth, and the media lost a clear view of what was truly happening to the starlet, due in large part to the simple fact that there was no one to call and ask.
Since then, the church has parlayed that gift into a rich portfolio of office buildings, stock investments and, soon, mixed-use residential development.
Soon the mixed chanting turned right onto First Avenue.
The constructivists themselves considered this work as a precursor to going into the factories and producing useful objects, which some of them soon did, with mixed results.
I noticed we would soon be served "warm mixed nuts" – I had never thought of mixed nuts as heatable.
The population soon included persons of mixed Spanish and Indian ancestry, termed mestizos.
The first district I remember – Anlaby Road – was very mixed but soon turned out to be in part a dispersal camp for families who would move to the suburbs, reintroducing a form of segregation the war had briefly abolished.
Curled up on a bed and sinking a couple of ice-cold Singha beers, I'm soon joined by a mixed group of gorgeously tanned and toned 20-somethings.
