Sentence examples for directions to merge from inspiring English sources
Today, the most advanced architects are pushing their facades in one of two opposing directions: to merge more fully with the structure or to embrace ornament resplendently.
The undercutting increases at directions away from the ⟨110⟩ and the structure starts to merge at directions away from ⟨110⟩.
The collisions were relatively slow because the moons were all going in much the same direction, so the moons tended to merge rather than splatter as they hit.
The London boroughs of Westminster, Hammersmith and Fulham, and Kensington and Chelsea have proposed to merge all their services under the direction of a single chief executive.
A related system, the Traffic Management Adviser, figures out how to merge airplanes arriving from three or four different directions into a single line that is evenly spaced.
Signs may tell you to merge or warn you that traffic in a certain direction does not stop.
Gender roles begin to merge.
