Sentence examples for will be mixing from inspiring English sources

If the sites succeed, they will be mixing the qualities of libraries and bookstores.

(Neko Case, of the New Pornographers, will be the party's host this year, and the poet Thomas Sayers Ellis will be mixing the tunes).

In fact, BluePrint (so skinny there's no room for a space) endorses this practice and will be mixing cocktails at a party on Sunday.

"We'll have a car on the stage and our full driver lineup will be mixing with our loyal followers throughout the weekend," said John Booth, the director of the Marussia Virgin team.

Mixologists from Annabel's (Mickael Perron), Rules (Chris Lacey) and 5 Hertford Street (Amanda Humphrey) will be mixing up a storm for those attending the night of drinks-cum-theatre at The Heritage Rooms in London's Bloomsbury Square.

The orchestra will be mixing things up, playing non-urban pieces, too, and the concert is being broadcast live on Radio 1. "Boom," he enthuses, brushing his floppy hair out of his face and undoing his top button to loosen the bow tie.

"Very soon, God willing, their joy will turn into mourning and their blood will be mixed with their tears.

The next one will be mixed differently.

The President's legacy on extremism will be mixed.

The impact on the local UK population will be mixed.

Economic concerns will be mixed with those for Japanese foreign policy.