Sentence examples for allying it from inspiring English sources

It's hard not to thank Elkins for dignifying the makeout music of our youth by allying it with this revered tragedy.

Moreover, moves to increase scholarly compliance through allying it to modalities of fiscal income and metrics, while potentially enhancing practical compliance, appear to risk distorting any revolutionary configuration of OA practices.

The club has an agreement with Saudi Arabia's Prince Salman Foundation to build a sports academy in the kingdom, allying it with the crown prince whose reputation as a moderniser has been tarnished since the Jamal Khashoggi murder.

Recognizing the museum's importance by allying it with the University Center for the Creative and Performing Arts will enhance the museum's impact on campus and beyond, and it will help generate powerful synergies among the creation, exhibition, and study of visual art at Princeton University.

The Asiatic lion persica was the most distinctive, and the Cape lion had characteristics allying it more with P. l. persica than the other sub-Saharan lions.

Sophocles, in his Oedipus at Colonus utilises narcissus in a highly symbolic manner, implying fertility, and allying it with the cults of Demeter and her daughter Kore (Persephone) (μεγάλαιν θεαίν, the Great Goddesses), but by extension through the Persephone association, a symbol of death.

We have discussed a variety of features of Ginkgo that might ally it phylogenetically with either the conifers plus Cordaites, or alternatively with Medullosa and the cycads.

There are also DRS and IPAS technologies on board to ally it closely with the company's Formula 1 activity.

In 2000, Janet Braun and colleagues formally named this species Akodon oenos and allied it to the Akodon varius species group.

At the behest of the US and its allies, it arrived in Haiti in June 2004.

If military action goes ahead by the US and its allies, it raises the question of Syria's response.