Sentence examples for be united into from inspiring English sources
D | From the Union with Ireland Act 1800: "That Great Britain and Ireland shall... be united into one kingdom; and that the titles appertaining to the crown, &c.
I know that our players will be united into one group and I'm convinced they know what burden they've got on their shoulders".
The extreme resolution implied that Koolhaas's conflicting visions of Lagos — ordered from above, chaotic from the ground — could be united into one image, capturing both the city and its humanity.
They never can be united into one compact empire under any species of government whatever; a disunited people till the end of time, suspicious and distrustful of each other, they will be divided and sub-divided into little commonwealths or principalities, according to natural boundaries, by great bays of the sea, and by vast rivers, lakes, and ridges of mountains.
Bismarck asserted that German speakers, then spread across principalities and empires, should be united into one German state.
In 2009, Piet Maes and colleagues proposed that the closely related BAYV, BCCV, and MUL be united into a single species.
The twin towns of Charleville and Mézières (formerly Maceriae, meaning "ramparts") were united into a single administrative unit in 1966, together with the communes of Mohan, Étion, and Montcy-Saint-Pierre. Mézières first belonged to the archbishops of Reims and then passed to the counts of Rethel in the 10th century.
Suddenly, Muslim people and the European superstate and the blank repression of a "society" are united into one faceless bloc, with an unspecified principle of "being able to control your own destiny" (what does that mean, exactly?) on the other side of the equation.
High church and low were united into a distinctly successful middle, with a broad London accent.
Even at the production stage, small pieces of spongy iron were united into larger blooms.
There was scattered General Baptist activity throughout the colonies, but the only large cluster of General Baptists was in Rhode Island, where the churches were united into an association in 1670.
