Sentence examples for blending it into from inspiring English sources

We're unamazed by flight, so we numb ourselves to its trials by blending it into the noise of every-day commerce.

Other money will go to storing nuclear material, or blending it into fuel for power plants.

During the 1950s and '60s, Snow experimented with Latin, Hawaiian, boogie, and rockabilly music, seamlessly blending it into country compositions.

Caceres therefore based much of his music on African rhythms, blending it into his own fusion of jazz and other influences.

She obliged with a lot of beige eye shadow under my brows, blending it into the dark brown to lighten it and cancel out the mauve.

I found that the powder tends to form small clumps, which can be reduced or eliminated by whisking or blending it into your mixture.

"You can put a really nice cover on them and blend it into the atmosphere of the room," he said.

The screwball movies brought back the slapstick tradition of vaudeville and the two-reelers, and blended it into those brittle Broadway comedies.

Geography slipped off school curriculums, derided as too dependent on rote learning, as educators blended it into broader social studies classes.

The solution has been to bake the coating in an oven and apply a high-pressure blast to blend it into the denim.

And that's why we can take the food and music and holidays and styles of other countries, and blend it into something uniquely our own.