He's really never been a terribly good mixer with other boys.

You told me once that Z wasn't a good mixer.

But Fred, as his father had often observed, "was not a good mixer for nothing."

A good mixer is able to take people on a tour of the world in a convincing way."

Teddy is a good mixer and he will make friends of the newspaper men easily."

I'm too finicky to be a very good mixer.

"We sometimes feel he's not a terribly good mixer."

He's a good mixer when he wants to be."

By nature somewhat of an aristocrat and reserved in manner, he was never what some might call a "good mixer".

Whatever the season, eucalyptus is a good mixer.

He was always low-key, always a good mixer.

Of the old Washington, only those "good mixers" the Shattucks were present.

Sergeant Smith observed that it would have made a good mixer for bourbon, if they had any bourbon.

"I have always been what is called a good mixer - I had friends when I had nothing else."

"Pritchard," the Old Man reminded him, "was a good mixer."

'All my life I've been a good mixer.'

Using Myers-Briggs test questions ("Are you usually a good mixer or quiet and reserved?")

"Not a good mixer, either," said Wilfrid.

They represent the agency and so should be personable, likeable and a good mixer, successful with the client on and off the set.

I'm not a good mixer."

Great stress was placed on geniality and praise was placed on man for being a good mixer.

You're a natural-born orator and a good mixer and-Zowie!"

Business Assets That he is a "good mixer" and has the magnetism to interest and attract others are his most valuable business traits.

Although he was modest and self-effacing, charming in conversation, some found him somewhat aloof and considered he was not a good mixer.

He frequented the Tattersall's Club in Sydney and was a good mixer and 'a man with friends'.

Teddy is a good mixer and he will make friends of the newspaper men easily."

Whatever the season, eucalyptus is a good mixer.

"Pritchard," the Old Man reminded him, "was a good mixer."

'All my life I've been a good mixer.'

Great stress was placed on geniality and praise was placed on man for being a good mixer.

He frequented the Tattersall's Club in Sydney and was a good mixer and 'a man with friends'.

He was a good mixer and the fanners accepted him into their company, and talked freely to him of the matters of their daily life.

The prospect of going to a dance had more than once sent him into a sweat; he had never been a good mixer; no one had asked him to join a fraternity.

According to steward Clarence Hare, he was "the most popular of the officers among the crew, being a good mixer", though claims that this represented an unofficial rival leadership to Scott's are unsupported.

R. N. MILLER Williamstown Landslide in Morristown My father bought the drugstore in Morristown in 1932 and, being a good mixer, soon developed a relationship with many of his customers.