Sentence examples for amalgamated into a from inspiring English sources
Even his evil deeds, never forgotten, have been somehow amalgamated into a memory of greatness.
In all, the amendment comprises five sections, four of which began in 1866 as separate proposals that stalled in legislative process and were amalgamated into a single amendment.
From the late 1810s, the Sotho peoples amalgamated into a defensive state under the leadership of Moshoeshoe, particularly after the Boer invasions (the Great Trek) of the mid-1830s.
Others are altered: the coffin of a younger brother and a head cut from a live dog are amalgamated into a coffin containing the remains of a dead pet.
"There are a lot of little things that have amalgamated into a big thing, even down to the point where there are some quite prestigious people in our party who feel that they can't back me because of my criminal record.
Canadian progressives outnumber conservatives almost two to one but the country has had eight years of conservative government because, while the right-wing parties amalgamated into a single Conservative party in 2003, the vote on the left is split between two major parties – the Liberals and the NDP – and a few minor ones, including the Greens.
On January 2nd, six municipalities and their 2.4m people were amalgamated into an enlarged Toronto.
Meka The Meka M1 Manipulator is a humanoid torso, head and arms amalgamated into an approachable and friendly looking robot that uses complex series elastic motors to control its fluid, familiar movements.
Instead Watch sales will be amalgamated into an 'other products' category, which also includes iPods, Beats accessories and the Apple TV — allowing Apple to obfuscate demand for the wearable.
This kind of state, a product of hundreds of states amalgamated into one over a long history, would become ungovernable if it were to adopt an adversarial political model.
Until 2002 it was a northern suburb of Montreal city, at which time it was amalgamated into Montreal as a borough of that city.
