Sentence examples for amalgamated after from inspiring English sources

These blocks became amalgamated after the Cambrian, and the subsequent composite continent known as Kazakhstania collided with Siberia during the late Paleozoic Era.

The aged and disability discrimination portfolios were amalgamated in July 2014, after Innes's term as full-time disability commissioner ended.

In 1785 the two communities amalgamated as St . John(after the river) to become Canada's first incorporated city.

After having amalgamated a group of contingency tables, we can define the Measure of Amalgamation.

The parts of British Kaffraria still occupied by the Xhosa were amalgamated into the Ciskei "homeland" (Bantustan) after 1959.

The B&ER converted the line to Taunton to mixed gauge by 1 June 1875, but the remainder of the line to Exeter was not done until 1 March 1876, three months after the B&ER had amalgamated with the GWR.

After Molière's death, Louis XIV amalgamated the Illustre-Théâtre with two other companies in 1680 to form Europe's first national theatre, the Comédie-Française, which continues to further the cultural aims of France to the present day.

In 1896, the school amalgamated with Hawksburn Grammar School, a smaller local Christian school after Hawksburn's headmaster, W. Murray Buntine, was appointed as headmaster at Caulfield.

For use of a bowel cancer test there were insufficient users to make any significant conclusions although when usage was amalgamated with that for the haematuria test kit, looking after home/family again proved a significant factor (p < 0.05).

Spalding's Official Baseball Guide begun in 1878 and issued annually after 1880 until the 1940s, when it was amalgamated with official major-league guides was a sort of unofficial baseball guide.

"It's the Queen Elizabeth, after all, and the build has all been amalgamated with the other yards and everyone's been working together.