Sentence examples for became amalgamated 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 remaining old families (e.g., the Lobkovic [Lobkowicz], Kinský, and Sternberg lines) and the newcomers (e.g., the Piccolomini, Colloredo, Buquoy, Clam-Gallas, Schwarzenberg, and Liechtenstein lines) had in common their attachment to the Roman Catholic Church and to the Habsburg dynasty; they intermarried and became amalgamated over the next several decades.

The two tribes became amalgamated and were known as the Wyandot (see Wendat).

The channel that existed between the two ridge-shaped nuclei has been infilled by the progradation: the two ridges have become amalgamated into a single large tidal bar.

When the Seaforths were amalgamated he became second-in-command of the Queen's Own Highlanders.

In the 1950s, two reserve battalions amalgamated and became London and Oxford Rifles (3rd Battalion), The Royal Canadian Regiment.

The two original classes were increased to four, and some specialized branches were amalgamated to become the Scientific Civil Service.

The 3rd Parachute Battalion joined with the 2nd Parachute Battalion and was renumbered the 2nd/3rd Parachute Battalion, and the brigade's other two battalions were amalgamated to become the 8th/9th Parachute Battalion.

During a re-organisation of the Army in 1993, the Royal Army Ordnance Corps was amalgamated to become part of the newly formed Royal Logistic Corps RLCC), into which Cross transferred and was promoted to colonel.

The DfE later added that of the 21 approved for disposal, 14 were of schools that had closed, four were sites that became surplus when existing schools amalgamated, one was surplus marginal grassland on the school site and the proceeds were invested in the school library and better sports changing facilities.

But the DfE later said that 14 of the fields were at schools that had closed, four were sites that became surplus when existing schools amalgamated and one was surplus marginal grassland on the school site, with the proceeds invested in the school library and better sports changing facilities.