What follows is a wild blend of violent chases, narrow escapes, mistaken identities, oddball disguises, deadly betrayals, bumbling slip-ups, and fierce revenge.
He has a dark, black-brown body, and when he comes swaggering toward your yelping, his head will be a wild blend of red, white and blue, his tail fanned out and his wings dragging on the leaves.
"Over the past two years these winemakers have been making crazy, wild blends of red.
The exact variety does not matter too much, but you should generally avoid wild rice blends or rice blends containing other grains if you want to maintain a more authentic flavor.
His almost psychedelically stylized films -- "Chungking Express," "The Days of Being Wild" -- blend inventive hand-held camera work (generally by the gifted Australian cinematographer Christopher Doyle) and oblique narratives (generally on themes of l'amour fou) into festival-winning, cult-spawning visual extravaganzas.
A not uncommon occurrence in downtown Ballina, where wild salmon blend seamlessly with town life.
This ensemble was followed by flaky, tender Canadian walleye, accompanied by a gently nutty wild rice blend and a buttery mélange of zucchini, squash, onion and pepper.
Sparkling green notes, and aromatic wild fig blend into a floral jasmine and spicy ginger heart, which dry down into a rich decadent base of black amber, cedar and patchouli.
3. The Rifles by William T Vollmann A wild, disorientating blend of reportage, history, historical fiction and oblique autobiography, The Rifles is volume six of Seven Dreams, Vollmann's enormous and as yet unfinished account of the history of North American landscape.
Their Wild Game Blends are meant to be paired with wild game, like waterfowl, wild turkey and venison.
Stepkids-gone-wild comedy Blended (Warner, 12) would be an innocuously anonymous Adam Sandler-Drew Barrymore vehicle if not for the beaming racism of its wholly random African-safari setting.
