Sentence examples for gets amalgamated from inspiring English sources

But again, what gets amalgamated here are the best elements of the '70s band, the track concluding with a vocally-complicated and flanged "would you" vocal chorus that America would never do, even with George Martin producing.

The three other facies are poorly sorted mass wasting deposits up to pebble size, silt representing the finer fraction of the mobilised mass, and a tsunami-related bed into which plant debris and artefacts got amalgamated.

Mahogany Opera and the Opera Group have amalgamated to form the Mahogany Opera Group.

Tonkotsu is the complete opposite: you need to get everything amalgamated into the stock, so that the end product is thick and creamy.

*For boys, stages 4 and 5 have been amalgamated.

A part is thicker, to be amalgamated into the sauce, and one is thinner and gets toasted, offering a crisp contrast added just before serving.

In the Siege of Badajoz, a detachment of the 45th Regiment of Foot (later amalgamated with the 95th to form the Sherwood Foresters Regiment) succeeded in getting into the castle first and the red coatee of Lt. James MacPherson of the 45th regiment was hoisted in place of the French flag to indicate the fall of the castle.

Davies, whose production of "Cat" amalgamated various versions of the play, says, "I couldn't bear the thought of getting into a dialogue with her about anything.

Smithson: "Minimalism amalgamated abstraction and the readymade, but it didn't go far enough.

Tanganyikans want to be amalgamated.

The proposals are expected to amalgamate two different categories of current support for failed asylum seekers and are expected to lead to much more rigorous case-by-case decision-making as to who gets support rather than any automatic entitlement.