Sentence examples for started to mix from inspiring English sources

That's when the French and the indigenous traditions started to mix".

Later, the more adventurous started to mix Latin with rock and jazz, then reggae, rap and house.

But in recent weeks his advertisements have also started to mix his personal story with his plans for domestic policy.

So why have champeta artists and producers started to mix a traditional form of dance with the cheap energy rush of modern electro?

Even after benefit concerts started to mix heartfelt compassion with televised self-promotion, musicians became voices of public sentiment, lifted for a moment out of private concerns.

SCIENCE TIMES, PAGE F1 Selling Tickets and Religion Tom Cruise, one of Hollywood's most sought after actors, has started to mix business with religion.

It starts to mix journalists and their sources together.

"You start to mix them up in your head," she explained.

Someone like Coulibaly, J.-P. said, starts to "mix all this together" and create his own ideology, then "runs across a bad person who influences him".

The team was able to find a dance club she could attend where she could start to mix again with other people.

However, it does illustrate one of the things that happen when politics and religion start to mix: Everybody wants a piece of the action.