Sentence examples for spectacular mix from inspiring English sources

Abbey House Gardens, which draws tens of thousands of visitors a year to this village not far from the Welsh border, is known for its 2,000 varieties of roses, its spectacular mix of landscaped and wild paths, and the six days during the summer when people can wear clothes if they want to, or not.

Street Life It may take place on a stage, but Renegade Theatre's spectacular mix of hip-hop moves, digital graffiti and live music celebrates the life and culture of the street better than any whey-faced mime artist or annoying clown.

Barker said of Angel in the mid-1990s that, "Criss Angel is extraordinary, a spectacular mix of visionary magic.

In 2013 I became a witness to a spectacular mix of faith, religion and spirituality the Maha Kumbh in Allahabad.

via Easily one of the most famous celebrations for the dead, the Mexican Dia de los Muertos is a spectacular mix of colorful costumes, grave-site decorations, and sugar skulls made by local artisans.

That's probably because by the time most consoles receive their corporate marching orders, the only titles available are a spectacular mix of lackluster football ports, mode-stripped Call of Duties, or knock-off Disney shovelware like The Dalmatians or Legend of Hercules.

Moreover, Michelson sees the Factory as a latter-day experiment in Bakhtinian reversal: with its "parodistic procession of divas, queens and superstars", and spectacular mixing of uptown society, 42nd Street riff-raff and downtown bohemia, it resembled a court turned into a carnival.

Pink Floyd created spectacular shows mixing liquid light with pyrotechnics.

German comedian Henning Wehn is getting in on this Teutonic colonisation of the season of goodwill with a yuletide spectacular that mixes German carols with his politely deadpan brand of humour.

Akong Rinpoche threw himself into the construction of the spectacular temple, mixing mortar and laying bricks, and when it opened in 1988 the building was a vivid sign that Tibetan Buddhism had arrived in Britain.

And then, as the sun slips under the sea in a smear of hibiscus orange made more spectacular by the mix of fog and the volcanic particles from the Kilauea Volcano about 100 miles to the south, we suit up, check tanks and gear, and galumph off the side into the sea.