Sentence examples for I would blend from inspiring English sources

In my 20s, as my song and my story began to take shape, I searched for the voice I would blend with mine to do the telling.

I'm not sure I'd blend into the background as easily these days.

As much as my heart was in the '60s, I needed to make a good impression, and got a haircut so I'd blend in.

Transport is where mayoral muscle bulges biggest and in a perfect world I'd blend the best ideas of Ken Livingstone (Labour), Brian Paddick (Liberal Democrat) and Jenny Jones (Green) into a colourful bouquet and bash Boris Johnson (very, very, Conservative) kindly but firmly over the head with it.

I cared not whether it would "blend".

"I have a wine-stain birthmark on my chest and I always had to lay out in the sun to burn it, so it would blend in.

Whatever blood he shed, it would blend in.

But there was already copper on neighboring buildings, and we finally convinced them it would blend in very nicely".

He said he designed the scaffolding to match the scale of the surrounding buildings so it would blend into the urban landscape.

"Arnold is very aggressive and he gets about the park well, so I think he would blend in with the rest of the midfield and he will be a good signing.

For some reason I thought passion fruit flavor would blend well with almond butter.