Sentence examples for to be mingled from inspiring English sources

The city's response was to ban paper and cardboard from nonrecyclable garbage — with enforcement penalties — followed by allowing food scraps to be mingled with yard waste.

Money from the general fund is not supposed to be mingled with or used to support anything that falls into the purview of those latter funds, according to state regulations.

In zebrafish [ 18], PGCs actively migrated by attraction towards an intermediate target and then moved posterior-ward along the border of the trunk mesoderm to settle at the junction of the yolk extension, whereas, in ukigori [ 19], PGCs migrated in the dorsal direction and from both sides seemed to be mingled on the endoderm and were redistributed to both sides of the gut.

I was in no condition to be mingling with such people half-dressed.

Regardless of whether he passed muster, John added, he was just happy to be mingling among such an elite group.

While both sides have moved artillery into the area, their soldiers are said to be mingling in a friendly atmosphere.

It was typical of O'Malley to be mingling with people, Norris said, as opposed to standing behind a lectern at a press conference.

The two sides have dug in and moved artillery into the area, although soldiers from both sides are said to be mingling in a friendly atmosphere.

Both sides insisted that they did not want a military confrontation, and at some points the soldiers from the two sides were reported to be mingling in a friendly way.

On Sunday afternoon and evening, not one foreign tourist appeared to be mingling through Reynosa's downtown shopping district of pharmacies, restaurants and souvenir booths.

Some simply see the grandiose world of pro sports as an inappropriate place for a struggling, publicly assisted firm to be mingling in.