Sentence examples for amalgamating her from inspiring English sources

She had developed the product in her family's Manchester, Conn., kitchen, amalgamating her three favorite cures — lollipops, apple cider vinegar and sugar — into a single confection.

Mantel praised the "unseen army" of people who worked on the six-part adaptation, which amalgamates her two Booker-winning novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies.

Bobbi came back in at the end, her voice an exact amalgamate of her mother's and her father's.

Amalgamating their names (in this case, New Kids on the Block and Backstreet Boys)?

Through April 28 Rachel Harrison has always put her own spin on the concept of multimedia, amalgamating seemingly random photographs of urban life into sculptures and installation pieces that are themselves composites of found objects and materials.

For woman, on the contrary, to love is to relinquish everything… Shut up in the sphere of the relative, destined to the male from childhood, habituated to seeing in him a superb being she cannot possibly equal, the woman who has not repressed her claim to humanity will dream of transcending her being toward one of these superior beings, of amalgamating herself with the sovereign subject.

In a program note, the director-designer Doug Fitch called it "a kind of über fairy tale," amalgamating themes shared by fairy tales around a single young woman "who slips into the world of her own imagination and is swept away by muses to become a ballerina".

Nesp was created by amalgamating two other programs and cutting $21.7m in the process.

It is easy to see the arguments for amalgamating the two.

Among those mentioned as possible beneficiaries his amalgamating benevolences are Rob't Rutherford McCormick and Jos.

In the same week that rioters torched cars, the country's justices also took to the streets during a strike to protest against her plans to amalgamate courts.