Sentence examples for great combines from inspiring English sources

These were the predecessors of the Creative Commons movement, which suffers the illusion that if ownership is abolished, everything will be free, when the opposite is true; and thinks that in opposition to copyright it is the ally of the little man, even as it fights the battle in behalf of the great combines and business powers of the imminent future.

TEAM: Washington PLAYER: Freddie Mitchell, WR, 5-11 1/4, 185 COLLEGE: U.C.L.A. Great combine workouts.

Basketball is my number one priority, my favorite recreational activity, and it's great combining it with teaching, helping these girls.

In situations of this type, when the defenders have great combined length, there is little to lose and much to gain by leading an unsupported honor.

And while the former Alabama receiver Julio Jones left no doubts about his speed after a blistering 40-yard dash, Mike Freeman of CBSSports.com writes about the conundrum posed by great combine performances.

Our power is greater combined than when we are alone.

Future's 370 stores have a higher average floor space and a much greater combined turnover.

Three factoids underscore that inequality: The 400 wealthiest Americans have a greater combined net worth than the bottom 150 million Americans.

One simple explanation for the disparity could be that boys tend to weigh more, but the study found that the mixed-sex pairs actually had the greatest combined weight.

With his own posse of backing dancers, Bruno Mars sang Uptown Funk, the biggest track of 2015, which has eclipsed 1.3bn plays on YouTube and had a greater combined sales and streaming total than any other track last year.

By 1979, however, Princeton found itself with a greater combined number of Jewish and Catholic students than Protestants.