Sentence examples for takes a mixture from inspiring English sources

It takes a mixture of hard work, common sense and – above all – the right values.

"And if it takes a mixture of Iron Butterfly and Lionel Hampton to do it, well, isn't that fun?" BEACH FEST Acora.

Although it takes a mixture of blue and yellow to make green in pigments, light sources combine in a different way.

This takes a mixture of frugality, respect for some of the past, and a desire to demonstrate that new things don't define you.

Mr. Perelman volunteered to take a mixture of cash and M & F stock.

It took a mixture of camaraderie, organisation and the urgings of home crowds to get them this far.

Touring with Radiohead in 1996, the songwriter took a mixture of valium and anti-depressants, spending 14 hours unconscious in his London hotel room.

He died on 11 February last year, when he hanged himself after taking a mixture of cocaine, sleeping pills and tranquilisers on the day before his mother Joyce's funeral.

Chelsea Coenraads of Trumbull, who is 6 years old, has Rett syndrome, a neurological disorder that requires her to take a mixture of 24 of vitamins and minerals through a feeding tube.

Alternatively, patients who have trouble inhaling Relenza can take a mixture of Tamiflu and rimantadine, an older generic drug that the agency stopped recommending two years ago because so many flu strains were resistant to it.

In addition, the staggered introduction of the reforms - they will not be fully completed until 2020 - will make it awkward for admissions officers coping with pupils who have taken a mixture of old and new A-levels.