Sentence examples for taking a mix from inspiring English sources

'It would make me question the Catholic/Christian faith, taking a mix of both (although not really correct) would be my own belief.'.

This was a fantastic time for me, in that I had the liberty of taking a mix of courses in the arts, sciences, and social sciences.

Some charge a set fee, others take a percentage of the takings, while some might take a mix, but rates tend to be creeping up every year.

2. Take a mix of courses.

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.

"It seems prudent to keep all options open, and to take a mix and match approach including drawdown and annuities at a later stage," he says.

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

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.

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.

"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.