Sentence examples for great amalgamation from inspiring English sources
They're this great amalgamation of satire and horror and humour and romance novel.
"Britain is such a multicultural society and has such a fantastic history, so bringing a bit of Bollywood onto HMS Belfast was a great amalgamation of the two," she said.
Our world is great amalgamation of groups which produce a constant source of conflict.
We live in a great amalgamation of elements and tend to derive the most pleasure by combining the seemingly disparate.
Amalgamation with the Great North was authorised in 1866, but financial problems delayed this until 12 August 1867, and the Portgordon extension was abandoned.
The necessary authority was sought and on 30 July 1866 the Great North of Scotland Railway (Amalgamation) Act received Royal Assent, this Act also permitting the Great North to lease the Deeside Railway.
The borough was formed in 1965 by the amalgamation of the greater parts of the boroughs Dagenham and Barking, including the communities of Barking, Becontree, and Dagenham and parts of Marks Gate and Becontree Heath.
He was such an amalgamation of the greatest artists of our time: Jimi on the guitar, Miles with the wit, enigma and fashion, James Brown with the moves, Stevie on the drums, Richard Pryor behind the scenes, Muhammad Ali on stage and Duke Ellington at the piano.
Following negotiations, amalgamation of the Highland and the Great North of Scotland Railways was accepted by the Great North shareholders in early 1906, but the Highland board withdrew after opposition from a minority of its shareholders.
The patio process and later pan amalgamation process continued to create great demand for mercury to treat silver ores until the late 19th century.
This can happen either if investments by biofuel producers fail in the marketplace, or, ironically, when they do succeed but by creating incentives for greater economies of scale which leads to amalgamation of smaller farms and the hollowing-out of rural communities [64].
