Men, women, East, West — Ms. Lee mixes it up.
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Even better is when one candidate mixes it up with another.
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I think that mixes it up and I think it&aposs a good idea.
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"He mixes it up better than I've seen in a long time," Mets Manager Mickey Callaway said.
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Dr. Oz calls his morning routine "classic," because he says he never changes anything or mixes it up.
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The U.S. president is in an especially braggadocious mood as he mixes it up at the World Economic Forum.
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On the next episode, Action mixes it up even more with a meat-centric meal in the UK and discovers incredible Thai food in Amsterdam.
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He mixes it up with an assortment of whores, scofflaws and narcos, suffering indignities at the hands of reckless drivers and well-connected rich kids.
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War is a sword-swinging bruiser with a bladed boomerang, and Strife is a gun guy who also mixes it up in close quarters with double blades.
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"He mixes it up, changes speed, keeps the ball down and he's hard to get a hold of, as evidenced by his numbers," Braves manager Brian Snitker said.
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The game offers a slightly new spin on the classic hero, one that takes a lot of established comic lore and mixes it up in fresh and interesting ways.
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BTW, UFC welterweight champ Tyron Woodley mixes it up with GSP, too -- make sure to catch the whole interview on "The Hollywood Beatdown," when the show drops on Friday.
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One evening, he teasingly mixes it up with a customer, Emily (a wonderful Zoe Kazan), a jittery charmer with a mile-wide smile whom he soon makes moves on.
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Thomas mixes it up for Celtics BOSTON — Isaiah Thomas says he didn't take any ribbing from his teammates after scoring 52 points without registering a single assist last Friday night.
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It "takes something that's very ordinary and mixes it up into this sort of surrealistic thing that sounds like the original, but the meaning has been completely changed," Shane says.
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" Gibbs Knotts, a professor of political science at the College of Charleston in South Carolina, said Graham has "always been on the Sunday shows and always been somebody who mixes it up with reporters.
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She's a near-constant presence on Twitter, where she mixes it up with tech industry folks, taking them to task for downplaying the roles that massive tech companies have in what occurs on their platforms.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — Lynn Lempel is affectionately known as one of the "Queens of Mondays" in crosswordland because she has published so many early week, joyous-to-solve grids, but once in a while she mixes it up and delivers a Sunday.
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As much as I'd love to nitpick his selections, the commander-in-chief hasn't given me much to complain about: he knows how to set a mood, mixes it up on the genre front, and makes plenty of room for lesser-known artists alongside heavy hitters like Aretha Franklin and Billie Holiday.
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"In a given series, when you're facing a team in three games — you have a guy like (Jeremy) Hellickson who mixes it up real well; you have a guy like (Aaron) Nola who pinpoints his fastball and throws his breaking ball; and then you get a guy like Velasquez," Phillies manager Pete Mackanin said.
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In a sprawling New York Times profile (for which Page himself refused to comment), the co-founder and CEO is portrayed as a chill dude who mixes it up with non-billionaires:Larry Page is not a typical chief executive, and in many of the most visible ways, he is not a C.E.O. at all.
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Occasionally she mixes it up with drinking a steaming mug of tea in a silk camisole and throwing her head back and laughing in one of those fitted sweaters with inexplicably long sleeves that extend over tiny, tiny knuckles, making every man want to nuzzle you to his broad chest and open a joint checking account.
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Còig was formed in 2010 to perform at the Celtic Colours festival."Cape Breton super group Còig in Western Maine to tour new CD 'Rove'". Daily Bulldog, September 10, 2017. The band, which that time included fiddler Colin Grant, released its debut album Five in 2014."Cape Breton’s Coig mixes it up".
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Chad returned in 2014, and immediately mixes it up in the business world, partnering with Kate Roberts (Lauren Koslow) and works secretly alongside his father. Following the deaths of Lexie, EJ, and Kristen, and the retconned resurrection of André, he is the youngest surviving member in his generation of the DiMera family. He is also one half of the supercouple Chad and Abigail known as Chabby.
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Andy writes a story of Kittens, Puppies and Ponies about the three playing and having a peaceful time in their town in a short story competition, assuming that this was the judges' demand. Since it fails, Andy mixes it up by making it dreadful and evil. Doing this causes Lisa to be amazed by Andy's writing. However, since Lisa was crying about it, it gave the impression it was a bad thing so he blamed it on Danny.
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All in all, West's fourth album is a worthy effort for its lyrics alone." Watson concluded with some advice for West, when he said "I personally hope he mixes it up a bit musically next time around, but maybe the slower, adult contemporary sound displayed on this album was necessary for tackling the difficult, personal topics." Jesus Freak Hideout's Samantha Schaumberg wrote that "The Story Of Your Life, presents an introspective collection of songs of redemption and hope. West has successfully taken stories of parenting, divorce, adoption, and abuse and given them lyrics and music that lead nearly every track to be distinctive and memorable.
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Sauceda's career started as a childhood star in San Antonio, recording his first CD as a young boy at the age of 5. During a lifetime spent with music; first with his family then with successful groups and now as a solo artist, Sauceda's songwriting, recordings and performances have been enjoyed by fans around the world. Sauceda was a member of Grupo Vida, which played as the opening act for the Dixie Chicks' national "Fly" tour.Rutland Herald, Life after vida: Grammy nominee, Sunny Sauceda, mixes it up, February 13, 2008 Sauceda later contributed to Charlie Robison's album Step Right Up. In 2005, Sauceda won a Grammy Award for best Tejano CD, for his part in Polkas, Gritos y Acordeones.
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In the second half, Scott mixes it up a bit and with "the play" imminent, Scott tells his coach he will not run the pitch-fake which ultimately causes his leg to be broken. Coach smiles and suggests a passing play, but informs Scott that based upon the Chief's defensive formation, he can call an audible as necessary, that it is his decision. As Scott prepares to call for the hike, he looks over at his girlfriend, then looks out into the band bleachers, where he sees Macy. The clock runs down and Scott calls an audible, a running play where he maneuvers himself close enough to jump into the end zone.
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Yet Harding managed to declare "solidity, permanence, and the possibility of definition". A larger collection did not appear in print until the 2011 publication (in Japan) of Harding's photobook Analog Days, which had photographs taken from 1979 to 2009, and about which Stan Banos writes: > One sees much street photography that relies on a single formula, Harding's > work mixes it up, with content, composition and yes, color, all vying and > battling it out for domination, or the creation of some tenuous, dynamic > coexistence. It draws you in, excites you and keeps you interested.Stan > Banos, "Analog Days: John Harding", Reciprocity Failure, March 26, 2012; as > archived by the Wayback Machine on February 13, 2019.
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