The combined plot giving flatter ellipse-type picture is the combination of many LMWLs.
She's a combination of many women Wodehouse had known, and imagined.
What ameliorated your anger eventually? A. A combination of many things.
Ms. Sheffield, 33, described her own look as "a combination of many things, from Gibson girls to punk rock.
Our sense of taste is a combination of many things – gustation, aroma, texture, temperature – to name just a few.
"It's not a matter of a single piece of evidence, but a combination of many pieces," she said.
"You could map a variety of activities in cyberspace to one aroma or a combination of many.
Using a combination of many such rules, the system determines the document's corresponding location, and applies a geotag to it.
Psychologists generally do not characterize human intelligence by just one trait but by the combination of many diverse abilities.
"Drag racing is a combination of many things — hobby, recreation, big business, science, challenge and crusade," he wrote in The New York Times in 1969.
My eventual release was a combination of many people's work, including Reprieve and our lawyer, Clive Stafford Smith, but Amnesty had a leading role.
