Usar "intermingle" en una oración

1. His lungs filling with smoke, Alec couldn't help noticing the bitter flavor of Chopa intermingled with the scent of tobacco

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2. Thoughts of the news from the courier occupied his mind, as well as intermingled thoughts of a distant home

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3. I could not understand half of what they said; they spoke Uzbeks intermingled with Russian

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4. Tyrpledge resumed his thoughts even as Gomermont took in more of the vast area where work intermingled with a large camping area

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5. Midnight shadows played and intermingled with each other with the time that they had

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6. Many types of creatures intermingled about its buildings

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7. an encapsulating light field intermingled with the suns

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8. intermingled with the new

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9. against one another, but they are not intermingled and do not pass through one another

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10. Many believed fallen angels, in league with Lucifer, intermingled with the daughters of men to produce demonic hybrid offspring called Nephilim

11. In fact, we’ve learned that the societies of the gnomes and the giants are as intermingled as those of the elves and humans of the empires!

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12. “And the best part is, the power of the curse is now intermingled with our power, and the limited mind it had is now diluted and distributed among both of our minds

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13. Greek and English voices intermingled

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14. intermingled with that marvellous rose-coloured glow which ever shines

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15. angles, outside all these, are rays of all these hues intermingled, and

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16. The rolling masses merged, intermingled; at that distance it was a tangled confusion in which no details stood out

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17. Everything was intermingled and profuse, in amounts that one family might use

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18. His priorities, previously hazy and intermingled were now singular and focused as sunlight reflected through a magnifying lens

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19. As she pulled it off his legs, the sharp torment of his broken leg intermingled with the outpour of grief, causing him to double over from the force of it

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20. of the texts became distorted, lost, and intermingled as one

21. Intermingled with this theory is the antagonistic growth of the Preterist movement, whereby

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22. Intermingled with this humour (the reference to the Grey Man in poor taste, he thought) and reassertion of his own abilities at his age, Judge Burns had given his advice to consult the mysterious old witch who lived alone in the swamps and had been reputedly in close contact with the spirit world even since her husband died of very unnatural causes over fifty years ago, and though the correlation between this old country legend and the current situation was perhaps made in jest, Feltus had already decided on his way back to the hotel from Bobby Dan’s office to implore Elizabeth Bascomb to conduct a séance this evening, just to find out how those who participated would react to his suggestions

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23. the breathing of the creature, intermingled with the sound of steadily

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24. Takina’s tracks were intermingled with those of the runaways, and why there was no sign of the

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25. glass intermingled with another plea from the young damsel

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26. Screams intermingled with explosions echoed into the

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27. He wore a confused expression intermingled with concern

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28. and cannon intermingled to rake their senses

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29. He will soon catch fire when throwing himself therein because of the defects and the spiritual diseases which have intermingled with his spirit

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30. Easily accessible rivers and lakes are intermingled with remote and rarely fished locations for the adventurous angler

31. He was clearly overcome with terror, intermingled with the knowledge of imminent doom

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32. Father Quimper handed it to Phillip and me and we drank of the intermingled life force together

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33. Father Quimper handed the sacred cup to Phillip and me and we drank of the intermingled life force together

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34. Snot intermingled with the vomit and ran into her hair

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35. be highly calculated and intermingled with the serious information,

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36. That day a party was on and a large gay campfire was lit and the usual music and laughs and shouts intermingled with the incessant sound of the wind and the waves tumbling on the shore

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37. lash out in fury was intermingled with a need to laugh

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38. intermingled with remote and rarely fished locations for the

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39. We are against the alliance between the Church and politics, or any politics intermingled into the Church

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40. intermingled with life, it causes great inequity and injustice and greatly increases deception and

41. The seed through which the blessing promised to Abraham would come was not the ten tribes of Israel intermingled amongst all the world, but the promise came through ‘The Seed’ who was Christ as established previously

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42. scripture is riddled with deliberate deception and fraud that is intermingled with wisdom and truth,

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43. The blur of their fighting was intermingled with gasps and the crack

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44. intermingled and strewn around a mile in every direction

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45. And she was gone, intermingled herself

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46. And yet the two young people had never declared their affection; they had grown together like two trees whose roots are mingled, whose branches intertwined, and whose intermingled perfume rises to the heavens

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47. On the opposite side of the clearing, and near the point where the brook tumbled over some rocks, from a still higher level, some fifty or sixty lodges, rudely fabricated of logs brush, and earth intermingled, were to be discovered

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48. Splendid paintings by the first masters were ranged against the walls, intermingled with magnificent trophies of war, while heavy curtains of costly tapestry were suspended before the different doors of the room

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49. The subdivisions were simple but ingenious, being composed of stone, sticks, and bark, intermingled

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50. He liked the way the light poured in through the windows of the enormous sliding doors, the stacks of burnished shells on their racks, the hiss of steam in the radiators, the banging of locker doors, the intermingled scents of cedar and varnish and sweat

51. Their thickness and thinness spoke of hard years of bitter struggle intermingled with rich years of sudden growth

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52. But my faith in the voice, with which the memory of my father was so closely intermingled, remained undisturbed

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53. He conformed to the bourgeois's directions, and a few minutes later he was in a hall containing many people, and where groups, intermingled with lawyers in their gowns, were whispering together here and there

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54. In the course of a few moments he had experienced, almost simultaneously, almost intermingled with each other, all possible emotions

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55. Alas! in what are the plays of children not intermingled

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56. A few men clustered round a flag marked the post of a regiment; such and such a battalion was commanded only by a captain or a lieutenant; Alten's division, already so roughly handled at La Haie-Sainte, was almost destroyed; the intrepid Belgians of Van Kluze's brigade strewed the rye-fields all along the Nivelles road; hardly anything was left of those Dutch grenadiers, who, intermingled with Spaniards in our ranks in 1811, fought against Wellington; and who, in 1815, rallied to the English standard, fought against Napoleon

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57. At times the conscience of the honest man resumed its breathing, so great was the discomfort of that air in which sophisms were intermingled with truths

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58. It was what is said in the bower, a prelude to what will be said in the chamber; a lyrical effusion, strophe and sonnet intermingled, pleasing hyperboles of cooing, all the refinements of adoration arranged in a bouquet and exhaling a celestial perfume, an ineffable twitter of heart to heart

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59. It seemed as though they had so intermingled their souls, that it would have been impossible to tell them apart had they wished to take them back again

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60. He did not know what had become of Cosette; the whole affair of the Rue de la Chanvrerie was like a cloud in his memory; shadows that were almost indistinct, floated through his mind, Eponine, Gavroche, Mabeuf, the Thenardiers, all his friends gloomily intermingled with the smoke of the barricade; the strange passage of M

61. It is not wise to question sinister situations to the last point, particularly when the indissoluble side of our life is fatally intermingled with them

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62. The rain still streamed on the high green-glazed windows, rinsing and making patterns of silk that flowed and intermingled in soft clear curtains

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63. But at other times doubt and alarm intermingled with his hopes; and when he thought of her acknowledged disinclination for privacy and retirement, her decided preference of a London life, what could he expect but a determined rejection? Unless it were an acceptance even more to be deprecated, demanding such sacrifices of situation and employment on his side as conscience must forbid

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64. The effect of the whole was a manner so pitying and agitated, and words intermingled with her refusal so expressive of obligation and concern, that to a temper of vanity and hope like Crawford’s, the truth, or at least the strength of her indifference, might well be questionable; and he was not so irrational as Fanny considered him, in the professions of persevering, assiduous, and not desponding attachment which closed the interview

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65. But at other times doubt and alarm intermingled with his hopes; and when he thought of her acknowledged disinclination for privacy and retirement, her decided preference of a London life, what could he expect but a determined rejection? unless it were an acceptance even more to be deprecated, demanding such sacrifices of situation and employment on his side as conscience must forbid

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66. The effect of the whole was a manner so pitying and agitated, and words intermingled with her refusal so expressive of obligation and concern, that to a temper of vanity and hope like Crawford's, the truth, or at least the strength of her indifference, might well be questionable; and he was not so irrational as Fanny considered him, in the professions of persevering, assiduous, and not desponding attachment which closed the interview

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67. A dozen dead and dying men rolled hither and thither upon the pitching deck, the living intermingled with the dead

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68. Her speech was intermingled with a great many long words, such as propaganda, disorganisation, social groups, sections and sub-sections, about which she seemed to think everybody knew, but which Nekhludoff had never heard of

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69. The orchestra accompanies the conversation, and the motiv of the people and things spoken of are always artfully intermingled

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70. By this means it will be more thoroughly intermingled with fluid