Sentence examples for combined seamlessly from inspiring English sources
Even better, he combined seamlessly with Lee Tomlin, excellent as a deep-lying second striker.
That is no easy task since airline mergers are often rocky — involving complex technological systems, big reservation networks as well as large labor groups with different corporate cultures that all need to be combined seamlessly.
Airline mergers are often rocky — involving complex technological systems, big reservation networks as well as large labor groups with different corporate cultures that all need to be combined seamlessly.
I still loved the film, and loved the Gershwin music, but the combination of live music and prerecorded film made the whole effort seem artificial, distancing me from the full embrace that film and music can have only when combined seamlessly in a movie theatre.
Models can subsequently be easily made available to other researchers and combined seamlessly into other applications through the OpenTox Framework.
Action and stealth gaming are combined seamlessly by allowing the character to hide, sneak, or fight his way past most situations.
We've seen it already in the GTA-led gangster adventure oeuvre, where shooting, driving and role-playing elements combine seamlessly.
To illustrate a "big idea" that appears to challenge conventional thinking, he deploys a series of well-told anecdotes that combine seamlessly with popularised accounts of relevant academic research and case studies.
Ad tech services are all the products Google offers advertisers – from Google Ads to Google Marketing and Google Ad Manager – which combine seamlessly with its "trove of personal data" to make it attractive for advertisers.
In "A Voice From the Wilderness," a simple poetic text combines seamlessly with delicate and evocative watercolors to tell the story of the lonely but determined little girl who grew up to be an accomplished polymath: teacher, doctor, minister and women's rights advocate.
Words and music, design, direction and performances combine seamlessly to conjure a vision of American life in the 1920s at odds with that decade's popular image as a happy-go-lucky era of boisterous good times ended only by the big, bad Depression.
