Sentence examples for take a mix of from inspiring English sources

2. Take a mix of courses.

But those who aspire to live in a decent society would take a mix of European social democracy, Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal and liberation theology any day over the cruel free-market fundamentalism that we have now.

"It's increasingly common for students to take a mix of A-levels and BTecs – so it's worth finding out what your local college or sixth form offers," says Philip Bloor, admissions manager at Sheffield Hallam University.

As previously indicated, SAB investors are being offered 4,400p cash for each share while the two largest, Marlboro cigarette maker Altria, and the Colombian beer dynasty Bevco, which between them own 40.5 per cent of the company and back the deal, will take a mix of cash and shares worth 4,185p.

It can be more equitable for each spouse to take a mix of high and low basis assets.

One suggestion is that the new vehicle would be built in Europe and take a mix of European and US instruments.

It took a mix of brutal weather and the latest injury to Jacobs.

There is no silver bullet to ensure all of these; rather it takes a mix of many tools and processes.

"You have to know how to influence Trump's thinking, and that takes a mix of diplomacy and psychiatry," the Trump adviser told me.

David Müller, Vienna It took a mix of a fairytale Premier League title and a Danish goalkeeper as an integral part of it finally to knock Christian Eriksen off the throne as Denmark's best player.

Saleemul Huq, senior fellow at the International Institute for Environment and Development, who helped co-ordinate the Bangladesh studies, tells how it took a mix of government, academics, NGOs and the media to put it on the agenda: "When we first started discussions in Bangladesh … the very notion of what constitutes loss and what is damage was unclear.