Sentence examples for which mix the from inspiring English sources

It involves a "jungle of headphones," some of which play the recordings straight and others of which mix the various languages into a new piece.

And Chia Pods, which mix the seeds with coconut milk and fruit, are set to be the snack of the year.

They advocate the use of artemisinin combination therapies (ACTs), which mix the active ingredient with another drug to stave off resistance.

His works from the 1940's, which mix the experimental approach of Max Ernst with the dreaminess of Odilon Redon's imagery, was inspired by the poetry of Emily Dickinson.

Its historical chill and strong tidal currents, which mix the waters and increase nutrients, make it one of the most productive marine ecosystems and a key summer territory for rare whales.

In northern Nigeria American aid agencies seeking to promote female literacy faced a choice between giving money to secular schools (which Muslims shun) or to hybrid ones, which mix the standard madrassa fare with some Western basics (and are popular with Muslims).

Journalist and author Pete Earley wrote this book which mixes the history of the city's gambling business and character sketches and vignettes of life.

Mr. Bobbie's production, which mixes the classy and the crass in finely judged proportions, stars Hamish Linklater as Molière's truth-telling man hater, here called Frank.

Tonight there's a concert with three generations of the Cepeda family of musicians, as well as the neobomba and plena band Viento de Agua, which mixes the forms with rap and Cuban timba.

New hires at DCM train for three weeks in what the company calls "empathic active listening," which mixes the comforting air of a funeral director with the nonjudgmental tones of a friend.

A relative newcomer strongly rated by The Lang Cat is Trustnet Direct, which mixes the performance data of Trustnet with the infrastructure of the big Interactive Investor trading website and charges 0.25%.