I always keep a jar of mixed nuts on my desk for quick snacks during long work sessions.

She burned a mix tape for our long drive, arranging songs to match every mood.

I found a box of old mix tapes in the attic and spent the afternoon remembering my teenage summers.

I tried to avoid telling the risqué joke because we were in mixed company.

The team apologized for the mix-ups that delayed the shipment last week.

After the quarterly review, the CEO described the company's performance as a mixed picture of rising revenue but shrinking margins.

The museum displayed an old locomotive designed to run on mixed gauges, showcasing engineering adaptability.

The linguistics professor asked the students to list all mixed declensions found in the ancient texts.

Historians studying early modern Europe often cite mixed monarchies as experiments in balancing royal authority with representative institutions.

When the announcer called Tom Mix, the whole hall erupted — someone had just won with that number.