Sentence examples for true mix from inspiring English sources

But Italy's starting lineup on Monday was a true mix of young and old, with the 2006 stalwarts Pirlo, Gennaro Gattuso and Mauro Camoranesi all watching from the bench.

Mobiboo has gone one step further to replicate a true mix of traditional mobile, DECT and landline phone services to provide both residential and business customers with a credible alternative, thus giving real value for money.

I'm a true mix: Half Iranian/half black with a Muslim/Baptist/Jewish/Zoroastrian mix.

We are a city of constant renewal; a melting pot of people and a true mix of old and new.

To ensure that this effect is not caused by partial decoration of the filaments (as opposed to a true mix of conformations), we carefully analyzed the appearance of the filaments before we selected them for averaging.

Proportions determined by reAdmix (in unconditional mode) were the closest to the true mix of ancestries.

In true mix-tape tradition, Killer Mike rhymes, somewhat terrifyingly and maybe without permission, over an old hit, "Cupid," a romantic ballad from 1996 by the Atlanta R. & B. group 112.

Except for the Oriental, a rye cocktail from the early 1900s, the drinks will all be originals, though based on tried and true mixing templates.

Asked if there would be separate entrances and circulation zones for men and women, as in many Saudi public buildings, Smith replies that "the Kingdom Tower is a true mixed-use tower, and it will have four separate entrances based on function, not gender" – just like London's Shard.

True, mixing it up with Mexico City traffic takes steely nerves.

By doing this, we know the true sources and the true mixing matrix, while still using sources that are of a nature similar to what one observes in real-world MEG.