Sentence examples for that a cocktail from inspiring English sources

The man, Naveed Haq, 34, told Judge Paris Kallas that a cocktail of poorly prescribed psychiatric drugs had turned him into a violent man.

In "Bobos in Paradise" David Brooks, a New York Times columnist, argued that a cocktail of bourgeois virtues and bohemian values can prove economically invigorating.

Chris Ross takes a look at a bunch of classic tipples and reveals that "a cocktail can pack just as many calories as a doughnut".

By fall, all food-minded Los Angeles understood, without knowing exactly how or why it knew, that a cocktail moment was in full swing.

Anversa has shown that a cocktail of growth factors, injected into dogs, causes native cardiac stem cells to differentiate into mature cells and improve heart function.

He might even be given a cocktail of treatments in the way that a cocktail of antiretroviral drugs is used to suppress HIV.Cheaper sequencing is also changing the way that clinical trials are conducted.

That's a cocktail that's going to leave a vicious hangover".

Often it is the garnish that creates a cocktail's popularity.

But ask your doctor about an injection that's a cocktail of generic forms of alprostadil, papaverine and phentolamine.

"I once had to tell a client that wearing a cocktail dress to a 1-year-old's birthday party is a big no-no," he says.

On paper this is a pairing that has a cocktail of pace, trickery, finishing ability and imagination.