Sentence examples for begin to amalgamate from inspiring English sources

After the big bang, it took more than 300,000 years for cold gas to begin to amalgamate into the first stars and galaxies.

The process was undertaken gradually based upon length of service and as the battalion's numbers began to dwindle it was amalgamated with the 7th Battalion in March 1919.

Nevertheless, Hellenistic philosophy began to be supplanted by or amalgamated into newer Christian philosophy.

Plans to amalgamate the twin cities began in the 1950s, and the merger created the city of Thunder Bay in 1970.

For example, participants noted that fishing sectors on the east coast of Queensland were not currently amalgamating into international conglomerates (2a – Coastal Calamity) but that a few northern Australian fisheries were beginning to, driven by high value seafood rather than climate change.

Ch'oe Che-u, (born 1824, North Kyŏngsang province, Korea [now in South Korea] died 1864, Seoul) founder of the Tonghak sect, a religion amalgamated of Buddhist, Taoist, Confucian, and even some Roman Catholic elements with an apocalyptic flavour and a hostility to Western culture, which was then beginning to undermine the traditional Korean order.

Malvern Memorial Grammar School amalgamated with Shaw House in 1971 and became the Malvern Campus, a primary school located in the Valentine's Mansion, and its students began to wear the Caulfield Grammar School uniform.

Whisk dal to amalgamate lentils and sweet potatoes.

In a post-race interview Miliband ruled out an offer to amalgamate with Sturgeon's stable.

Put all the dressing ingredients in a jam jar with a lid, and shake to amalgamate.

More and more are looking to amalgamate services within or between councils.