Sentence examples for very mixing from inspiring English sources
Rather than being a cheap jibe, Cohen's ironic noting of his celebrity status continued the argument of a review that suggested he exemplifies the very mixing up of lowbrow and highbrow he criticises: as a regular newspaper columnist, a novelist whose film- and soap opera-influenced books are a "high-low blend", and now a B-lister fated to be "paparazzied".
★ Taurus 20 Apr-20 May Very mixed messages!
In the past she has been quoted as saying, "I was not well," and, "I was very mixed up".
'We get very mixed up about what makes a designed collection,' says Britton. 'You can tell when a collection is really designed.
KR: I can see how easily somebody could confuse battling for a country on horseback in the 1770s with riding Harley Davidsons in a gang so I think they will be very mixed up.
AGED 25 and armed with a master's degree in water management, Andrew Reeves has the very mix of youth and green-mindedness that many governments claim to need.
In fact, since precipitation processes are generally very fast, mixing plays a crucial role and it is of great importance to operate under very fast mixing conditions.
"Lohse came out and he was throwing very well, mixing it up," Howard said.
Confined impinging jet reactors (CIJMs) are very efficient mixing devices.
In contrast to the relaxed Los Angeles sessions, which Godrich described as "very fruitful", mixing and sequencing the album created conflicts.
