Sentence examples for try to mix up from inspiring English sources

Belvoir Raspberry & Lemon cordial We drink loads of cordial at home, and try to mix up the flavours.

They'd try to mix up the scenery by traveling to new locales on the weekends, only to spend half their time just searching for the right place.

MR: Well to follow up that kind of question, does this inspire you to try to mix up yet more genres in the future?

Instead of endlessly attending "networking events" for your specific field, try to mix up your network by spending time with people from related but different industries than the one you work in.

House Intelligence Committee Chair Mike Rogers (R-Mich)., however, said that taking such a position would be dangerous.. "For anyone to try to mix up this success... with our offensive against the Taliban this spring... jeopardizes the long-term health of our entire national security," he told reporters on the Hill on Monday.

Try to mix up your exercise routine.

"I was trying to mix up the serve, trying to mix up the rhythm, trying to go for risky shots.

I tried to mix up my spins, mix up my paces and give him different looks.

No, I'm just trying to mix up the characters: the form in which they come is not important.

Wozniacki tried to mix up her game with some looping shots to the baseline and had chances to break in the eighth game but Safina held firm.

Fox said she hasn't put herself back on the market yet but is thinking about trying to mix up her dating habits.