Sentence examples for been merged with a from inspiring English sources

Custer, whose name is an anagram of Secret Jesus, has been merged with a supernatural being named Genesis, giving him the Word of God – the power to force people to do as he commands.

The precise loss to the taxpayer will depend on how much of the existing IT software is retained after it has been merged with a new IT system being developed by the Cabinet Office's Government Digital Service.

Therefore, it has been merged with a firm-level survey, the Structure of Business Survey (SBS).

It has thus been merged with a firm-level survey, namely the 'Structure of Business Survey' (SBS), also carried out by Statistics Belgium.

At the time, the society was the island's main retailer, but it has since been reduced to a few shops and been merged with a larger society.

United Visions will be merged with a Cordiant agency, the Scholz & Friends Group in Hamburg, Germany.

"Music commissioning at Channel 4 was merged with a newly created department called Formats," says one development executive.

Later, in a move to avoid being merged with a larger automaker by Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry, Mazda elected to develop the engine as its "technological charter".

Riley said it was likely that different operations within sales would be merged, with a specific reference to a reduction of the company's business in Barcelona.

It is easy to see how the data from this device can be merged with a shopper's purchase data to fine-tune drinks based on individual preference.

Late last year, he announced the creation of a new group that would be merged with a rival al-Qaida affiliate active in Syria, Jabhat al-Nusra.