Sentence examples for Is amalgamated from inspiring English sources

Stop as soon as the mixture is amalgamated.

You don't want to overwork the mixture, so turn off the motor as soon as everything is amalgamated.

The writer has heard that the last thing one thinks before going to sleep is important because it is amalgamated into the subconscious.

Slowly pour the oil through the funnel in the top with the blender running, drip by drip, until it is amalgamated, forming the mayonnaise.

By Peter De Vries The New Yorker, December 19 , 1953P. 24 The writer has heard that the last thing one thinks before going to sleep is important because it is amalgamated into the subconscious.

Vivek Singh is executive chef, the Cinnamon Club (cinnamonclub.com) Serves 2 For the dressing: juice of a small lemon salt and pepper 4 tbsp organic extra virgin olive oil 1 medium-sized courgette 15g rocket salad Place the lemon juice in a bowl, add a pinch of salt and pepper, pour in the oil and whisk until all is amalgamated.

So, I amalgamated the Twitter symbol with the classic notion of "Black power".

I have no idea whether all of what I remember actually happened or whether I have amalgamated different journeys and different Christmases in my brain.

Welcome to BBFC Insight – or "BBFCinsight" as it is unprettily amalgamated to impress people from the 90s – a crowd-empowering initiative launched to provide "clear and objective information" about the ratings it hands down, so that you and I can "sit down, relax and enjoy the film".

Since no one country has the perfect political system, I've amalgamated their best practices in how to structure the executive branch, legislature and judiciary into a model I call "direct technocracy". .

"But, when I was talking to them, I thought, if I can amalgamate some of that with what we do in New Zealand, I can come up with a reasonably exciting style of footie.