Intermingle used in a sentence

Intermingle in a sentence as a verb

JL says they try to have batches intermingle.

As for strings, the problem doesn't appear in practice because people mostly don't intermingle string types in the same module.

The answer is that you preserve several cultivars of the species, and intermingle them.

Some programmers prefer to intermingle functional code with imperative code, while others do not: they believe in the separation of Church and state.

Long have I said, " Word processors are to words as food processors are to food,"The root of the trouble is that word processors intermingle the tasks of writing and the task of formatting.

Some programmers intermingle functional code with imperative code.

This property has been termed cell affinity, meaning that cells that share the same affinity, owing to the same binary code of selector genes, will intermingle during growth.

Use "and" not "&".Your descriptions intermingle functionality with technology.

You become "irreplaceable" when you own a critical part of the codebase, and everyone else is too afraid to touch it because it has 12 layers of abstractions that nonsensically intermingle into spaghetti code

This is a completely fair point, however I think it's worth pointing out that especially considering the broad range of stuff Qt covers by itself, it's actually quite willing to intermingle with standard C++, and has continued to inch closer to standard C++.

Even if you buy into the Chomskyian notion of a universal grammar inherent in the biological human brain, you still have the fact that language evolves differently for different groups of people and there isn't any way to reliably intermingle them on a regular basis unless you use top-down imposition.> IMO, it is actually much more akin to an engineer proposing that we set a standard so we could stop focusing on component integration so much, and actually get to work.