Sentence examples for binding them together with from inspiring English sources

The concert mixed both kinds of songs, straightforward and veiled, binding them together with Ms. Baez's pearly, compassionate voice.

By enlarging eight sticks and binding them together with a central hinge, they devised an ingenious wooden contraption, which opens up at the top and bottom to resemble a twisted wooden bundle.

Sixteen years ago, a regional department of the national government, with the help of funding from the European Union, resolved to reinvigorate what were largely abandoned villages as hubs for tourism, binding them together with a grand philosophy: Embrace an intimate connection with nature and treasure the old ways while offering goods and services for the 21st century.

He who is desirous that this may not happen to his work, should build his two face walls two feet thick either of red stone or of brick or common flint, binding them together with iron cramps run with lead, and duly preserving the middle space or cavity.

Clottey, who has been gathering the containers for more than 15 years, cuts them into small tiles and shapes them over an open flame, later moulding sections together and binding them with copper.

This Maypole was then hung with ribbons which were woven around the pole in the course of a grand-right-and-left spiral dance, intertwining the young men and women in the process; bringing them, binding them, ever closer together sizzling with sexual abandonment.

Roasting the potatoes concentrates their earthy flavor, and binding them and the bacon together with mayonnaise spiked with the sharp flavors of capers and red onion makes for a wonderful contrast.

In early jewelry this was done mechanically, by inserting beaten pins, by bending and beating the parts to be fastened together, or by binding them with gold wire or tape.

In primitive jewelry this was done mechanically, by inserting beaten pins, by bending and beating the parts to be fastened together, or by binding them with gold wire or tape.

Here was a way of binding nations together with treaties of friendship and trade.

Their DNA binding properties, together with the possible mechanism involved in the effect, are discussed in the last part.