The children were well behaved, but allowed to intermingle in the conversations.

After retiring to the drawing-room, the guests should intermingle in a social manner.

Gossip and legend intermingle in small towns and in the countryside.

Vague reenactments of memories intermingle in this undefined space:

Tree tops seemed to intermingle in one vast canopy through which the sun but rarely penetrated.

Scarlet and blue flowers intermingle in the distance; in the foreground lies a single poppy, withered and dying.

They all intermingle in manicoloured waves.

And what is the inevitable penalty paid by those who, being related as parents and children, intermingle in marriage?

Here Mr. Ferret thought proper to intermingle in the conversation with a Pish, what dost talk of docking the intail?

Pulling them to my lips, I tore a gash in both wrists and let the drops intermingle in my mouth.

But if the whites and the negroes do not intermingle in the North of the Union, how should they mix in the South?

At these markets, live, wild-caught animals, farm-raised wild species and livestock frequently intermingle in conditions that are unsanitary and highly stressful for the animals.

In most cases, spatially and temporally diverse strains intermingled in the phylogeny.

These leading breeds, however, have been intermingled in every possible way.

Sometimes a little brown and sometimes a little lilac is intermingled in the zone.

There was, therefore, a good degree of intermingling in civil life with other people.