The center was built from scratch in an amalgam of local architectural styles that includes Spanish Mission, German farmhouse and modern ranch; stone mixes with corrugated metal, silos sit next to arched entryways.
It was noted that the album was a "frightening amalgam of inner-city street gangs that includes misogynist sexual politics and violent revenge scenarios".
In the world's most popular sport, the United States has to sweat to get out of a group that includes Mexico, Costa Rica, Honduras, Jamaica and the amalgam of Trinidad and Tobago.
The history of American tap-dancing goes back more than a century, an amalgam of influences that include African-derived rhythms and improvisation that involved the entire body, the keen feet of Irish clog dancing and elements of 20th-century vernacular styles.
In February 1998, Mr. bin Laden defiantly announced his group's new strategy, declaring that he had formed the World Islamic Front, an amalgam of militant groups that included Al Qaeda and its partner, Dr. Zawahiri's Armed Vanguards of Conquest.
2005: Dyrnwych, a production that included "an amalgam of fairy-tale types, with wicked hag witches, trolls, forest spirits, and warrior women".
I was now at the New Statesman and Society, an amalgam that never worked.
Is it an amalgam that is yet to be named?
Noncontact amalgam is amalgam that has not been in contact with the patient, for example, excess unused set amalgam and amalgam capsules.
Contact amalgam is amalgam that has been in contact with the patient, for example, extracted teeth with amalgam restorations; carving scrap collected at chair-side; and amalgam captured by chair-side traps, filters, or screens.
