Sentence examples for will not mix from inspiring English sources

Like oil and water, the two magmas will not mix (i.e., they are immiscible).

But Mr. Rowles will not mix any fruity drinks for himself.

Scholars and museum‐goers, like oil and water, will not mix.

The oil and the resin will not mix, so the result is droplets of resin floating in the oil.

She also noticed that there exists a critical temperature difference at which a droplet of a given viscosity will not mix but instead levitate on a liquid surface.

They open only on the three floors that the school will eventually occupy, and a separate entrance was built on the South William Street side of the building so students will not mix with the office and telecommunications workers.

Also, some glasses will simply not mix with others, so welding between certain types may not be possible.

The layers will not combine until you mix them manually.

This will not only mix up your hairstyle, but increase your hair's ability to grow faster.

Whatever dies, was not mix'd equally; (lines 15 19) This passage shows the speaker communicating to his lover that they have proceeded from their former "childish" pleasures to this moment, where their souls have finally awakened; something "miraculous" has happened, because the speaker feels the sort of love that Paul the Apostle claimed would only be encountered in heaven.

bleach and laundry detergent do not "mix", and will result in un-clean laundry, since the bleach kills off the detergent.