Sentence examples for begin to unify from inspiring English sources
I can sense this peculiar event just over halfway into most novels: all those random elements that I ordinarily love suddenly begin to act rather oddly: they stop fizzing, they begin to unify, to all move in the same direction, hurtling towards the same fixed point with great force.
The new leadership began to unify central command in the republican zone.
Even as the party's base and legislators begins to unify around the idea that this erratic president should be impeached and removed as soon as possible, progressives ought to start thinking about what a post-Trump landscape might look like and what principals unite them beyond the urge to drive their foe out of the White House.
The style of artwork was decided at the beginning to unify the world view of Cardcaptor Sakura.
This is a good week in which to explore what those ideas look like in practice and to begin to describe a unified Trumpian theory of the economy.
While Mr. Ryan began trying to unify his party today after a fractious primary on Tuesday, Mr. Blagojevich accused him of failing to investigate the trading of driver's licenses for bribes during Gov. George Ryan's tenure as secretary of state.
While the U.S. military was mired in the Middle East, Beijing quietly began working to unify that vast "middle space" of Eurasia, while preparing to neutralize America's "offshore bases".
After World War II the Swedish government began to extend and unify the school system, which had historically been the domain of the Lutheran church.
The colour green was linked with Fāṭimah, the Prophet's daughter, and was chosen by the Wahhābī, a strict religious sect, when in the late 18th century they began their campaign to unify the Arabian Peninsula.
However, during the Sengoku period, Saitō Dōsan, a Toki vassal, rebelled against his clan and took control of Mino Province in 1542 and built Inabayama Castle atop Mount Inaba, from which he began his quest to unify Japan.
