Somehow, those unpromising elements coalesced into one of the most successful and influential comedies ever made.
The Seri have coalesced into two fairly permanent settlements, though they still move about to fish, hunt sea turtles, or sell their crafts.
Finally, in the great Adagio that brings the symphony to a close, the picture snapped into focus; the heat of emotion remained, but the music coalesced into one long, glowing line.
The work continued, quietly and without much notice, for five weeks, until Feb. 4, when 20 months of lessons coalesced into one eye-opening performance, and then a string of them.
By the time of the Archean-Proterozoic boundary, about 2.5 billion years ago, many small cratons (stable interior portions of continents) dominated by island arcs had coalesced into one large landmass, or supercontinent, that some scholars refer to as Kenorland.
The official put the number of defections at 10,000 — "around that" — and said a couple of hundred of them had coalesced into two groups, apparently rival, called the Free Syrian Army and the Free Officers Movement.
For the first time, the entire rail yard all the way to 56th Street, to where the maze of rails that delivered passengers to the platforms coalesced into four main-line tracks, could be decked over.
"You're seeing one man who's got multiple skills all coalesced into one perfect presenter," said Taylor, a young, tattooed fan from Middlesbrough.
The syndrome profiles are further coalesced into two broad syndromes, internalizing and externalizing [ 24].
