Sentence examples for had fused from inspiring English sources

The tests had fused much of the sand.

The church and the state had fused into a dangerous pact we now call Christendom.

It looked as if two genes had fused to each other in Mrs. McDaniel's cancer cells.

Her physical relief at having it back coursed through Sasha in a warm rush, as if their bodies had fused.

Many Hoechst employees resented that Mr. Dormann had fused their famous German company with a French partner.

"My heart, which had fused with hers, was mutilated by the wound, and I limped along trailing blood".

Genetic tests on one patient with bowel cancer, for example, revealed that a chunk of one chromsome in the tumour had fused with another chromosome.

The German government and its biggest industries had fused, and put faith in the state to make decisions in their interest.

Recently, to ease Kailee's anxiety, Britta Johnson took her daughter for a bone scan to check if her growth plates had fused; they hadn't.

Both Churchill and Reagan had fused a fundamental shift in thinking to sheer force of personality, but to Giuliani, the policy was the personality.

By his mid-20s, his vertebrae had fused together, his torso been thrust rigidly forward and his back muscles replaced with solid bone.