Sentence examples for blend meant from inspiring English sources

Its Curl Recovery Whipped Curls Daily Conditioner and Styling Primer ($26) features an olive oil, shea-butter and green-tea extract blend meant to strengthen strands.

This geographic blend means that it is often more difficult to gain admission as a nonresident when compared to a resident at a state institution.

The proposed architecture can be readily transferred to various donor acceptor systems and other types of metal oxide nanostructures, and its ease of processability and low volume of organic blend mean that it is cost-effective.

A 4-year old blend means that the youngest whiskey used in the blend, not including neutral grain spirits, is aged 4 years.

Some were familiar — oregano, eucalyptus — while others were proprietary blends meant to evoke different physical or spiritual states.

The 14-kt gold version conceals a wick that comes in 3 essential oil blends meant to boost energy, focus or calm.

Their Wild Game Blends are meant to be paired with wild game, like waterfowl, wild turkey and venison.

"Blended learning meant I could squeeze the degree into my spare time, and study whenever I wanted, but still receive personalised advice and help from tutors and other students," she explains.

And by blend we mean balance.

In fact, Manil's primary blend, La Brumeuse, means "the Misty One".

The results are entrancing but slightly unreal - a side effect of the blending techniques means that textures in hyper-lapse videos tend to pop in and out of focus; a visual phenomenon familiar to gamers, for whom limited processing power can mean a world view that loads section by section.