Sentence examples for a great combine from inspiring English sources

"Until now we didn't have an important Rauschenberg," Mr. Cuno said in a telephone interview, adding that the painting is more than simply a great Combine, "it's a document of a generation".

Three factoids underscore that inequality: The 400 wealthiest Americans have a greater combined net worth than the bottom 150 million Americans.

With his own posse of backing dancers, Bruno Mars sang Uptown Funk, the biggest track of 2015, which has eclipsed 1.3bn plays on YouTube and had a greater combined sales and streaming total than any other track last year.

By 1979, however, Princeton found itself with a greater combined number of Jewish and Catholic students than Protestants.

Improvements in breast cancer treatment during the course of our study period have also resulted in a greater combined benefit of early detection and treatment.

We observed that use of three different gene signatures in the model provided a greater combined effect and allowed us to assess the relative importance of each in determination of outcome in this data set.

As mentioned in the background, they demonstrated that the disruption of cell metabolism by iodoacetate and the stimulation of cellular senescence by dimethylsulfoxide complement one another and produce a greater combined effect.

This red, from a great vintage, combines merlot, cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc and petit verdot.

Can technology truly offer all that is being demanded of it - a great performance combined with low carbon emissions?

"Art and design is a key part of engineering, so someone who likes those subjects and can keep up with maths could have a great career combining both.

It's a great story, combining fear of flying, anxiety about low-cost products, and the legend of duct tape being able to repair just about anything.