Sentence examples for coalesced over from inspiring English sources

All the anger, on both sides, coalesced over one issue.

Two main "camps" have coalesced over recent months.

If Oswald had been truly political, we might discount the thundercloud that coalesced over John F. Kennedy on that day in Dallas.

As the group has coalesced over the years, Mr. Burns, who does the majority of the fund-raising and whose name is on all the films, has been able to increase the number of projects in progress significantly.

Asked about the birth of USA Freedom Kids, Popick says the group coalesced over the past two years, and the current line-up started performing in earnest about six months ago.

Chan coalesced over the course of several centuries of sustained and reflexive engagement with the meaning of being both Chinese and Buddhist.

Andrew Lansley's 600-page National Health Service bill will – if the coalition can coalesce over the issue – finally depart for the Lords on Wednesday evening.

The TC4 project will generate new data on the icy cirrus clouds that are formed in the upper atmosphere by heat-driven, or convective, storm systems that coalesce over warm waters in the tropics.

As plans began to coalesce over the weekend for a $15 billion loan package that would keep U.S. automakers afloat until the end of March, President-elect Barack Obama made clear Sunday that the United States should not let its auto industry die.

(b) Lattice image of the individual tenorite nanocondensates ca. 5 nm in size which tended to coalesce over (111) to form (111) symmetrical tilt boundary with ( 1 1 ¯ 1 ¯ ) plane off by 20° as indicated by 2-D forward (c) and inverse Fourier transform (d) of the square region near the [101] zone axis.

Lattice image (Figure 8b) coupled with two-dimensional (2-D) forward and inverse Fourier transform (Figure 8c,d) indicated that the (Zn,H -codoped tenorite nanoparticles tended to coalesce over a well-developed (111) surface to form rice-like clusters with (111) tilt boundary having dislocation half plane parallel to ( 1 1 ¯ 1 ¯ ).