If he fails in these early season conditions, it will all be back in the melting pot.

BBC: Jonathan Agnew column

From the Elizabethan English spoken in Chesapeake Bay to the Basque in Elko, Nevada, America's ethnic melting pot refuses categorically to dissolve.

ECONOMIST: General non-fiction

The World's Newsroom is a melting pot for the best journalism in the world, using five custom-built studios with new sets and fresh creative graphics and cutting-edge cameras with virtual reality and 3D capabilities to create news that's immersive, dynamic, and more engaging than ever.

BBC: The World's Newsroom: An introduction

At its core, the program believes in creating a melting pot of individuals with different backgrounds, experiences and perspectives while also maintaining a context of openness that doesn't shy away from experimentation and failure.

CNN: Entrepreneurs take to the seas for inspiration

The Supreme Court is due to rule soon on whether it is constitutional to establish quotas at Brazil's universities for different ethnic groups, in a decision that pits the melting-pot view of Brazilian history against the quilombola view.

ECONOMIST: A dispute over land becomes an argument about race

His open-mindedness put him at ease in America's melting pot, and at odds with the rhetoric about values that pervades American politics.

ECONOMIST: The Versace controversy

It is said that it got going at the end of the 19th Century in Buenos Aires' brothels, where a melting pot of poor immigrants and country folk danced together while waiting their turn to slip behind the bedroom door.

BBC: Anyone for tango?

Yet before it disbanded in 1971, the quartet recorded one of the most effortless-sounding groove records of all time, Melting Pot.

NPR: Masters of the Groove Get Loose and Propulsive

The island is a melting pot of Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus and other Asian cultures that are expressed deliciously in the foods sold at the open-air hawker centres.

BBC: Living in: Singapore