Sentence examples for begin to blend from inspiring English sources

"It's one of those wonderful areas where Texas history and Texas myth begin to blend, if not blur".

Still, how many sad songs can an artist release in a lifetime before they begin to blend together, like a Pandora station for heartbreak?

As the ethnicities begin to blend, Father Gelfant said, some Hispanic families are attending special children's Masses in English, forgoing the Spanish versions later in the day.

And the stores themselves begin to blend in an endless stream of shuffle-worn floors and bouquets of plastic carnations blooming in hues unknown to nature.

Because one of the strangest things I've learned about being a fiction writer — particularly one who has been known to write autobiographically — is how the things you write begin to blend with, and then replace, the things you experienced.

Augmented reality (AR), a close cousin of virtual reality that involves laying computer-generated information over the top of the real world, will begin to blend the virtual and the real.

After he left, the two sides began to blend.

Here, quietly, the spiritual begins to blend with the political.

I feel that all the court surfaces have begun to blend into one speed.

Of course, the undergraduate programs continued and began to blend into the scholars programs.

By that time, the visits had begun to blend in my mind.