Sentence examples for became merged from inspiring English sources

After the Spanish Conquest, Cizin became merged with the Christian devil.

Thus, the purely local problem of the Muslim raids on the Spanish south coast became merged into the much more formidable struggle with the Ottoman Empire.

The demons of various kinds from all over Southeast Asia became merged under one name of Pali-Sanskrit origin, yakkha or yaksha, but they retained their separate identities in sculpture and paintings of their own different countries.

For the Spanish Habsburgs, their truce of 1609 with the Dutch ended in 1621, whereupon the renewed conflict in the Netherlands became merged with the struggles of their Austrian cousins.

Added to this, the sheer amount of Obama, McCain and Palin youtube clips, parodies and mash-ups that went viral over the summer is a sign of how glued to the election young people were, so much so that political content became merged with entertainment.

In Anglo-Saxon times the king's personal lands were differentiated from those held by the crown as such, but after the Norman Conquest (1066) they became merged as the estates of the crown, over which he had full power of disposal.

At times it seemed as if I felt, with my lips, the stern inquisitiveness of this crowd that had become merged into a single whole.

Under such an arrangement, the obligations and assets of the Raptors would effectively become merged for their lifetime, with each entity serving to guarantee the debts of the other.

When cross-referencing a memory about a pig with an event about a baby, for instance, both become merged in the dreamscape to surreal effect.

The Robinson leisure centre was part of Castlereagh Borough Council, which under the council changes has become merged with Lisburn to form Lisburn and Castlereagh Council.

But its journalism is too important for it simply to become merged into Vision Studios, although its funding will continue to come through Vision.