Sentence examples for had fused with from inspiring English sources

"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 civil rights movement had begun by advocating racial integration, but by the late 1960's its message had fused with a reemergent black separatism that fueled the nascent multicultural movement.

The photo I remember best showed an old man who had sat dead and undiscovered so long that his skin had fused with the plaid fabric of his armchair.

Although he and the other characters are dressed in jeans and T-shirts, they talk of peasants and kopeks, as if pre-revolutionary Russia had fused with modern-day Portland.

Still, the trio brought an athletic swagger to "Actual Proof" (with Mr. Hancock thickening the harmonies on piano) and to a version of "Watermelon Man" that Mr. Hancock had fused with the tricky meter of Lionel Loueke's "Seventeens".

In camels the ulna has fused with the radius.

Under Tom DeLay, the conservative movement has fused with the K Street brigades.

Today that calypso music has fused with reggae, rap and British pop to create a new sound.

I have fused with the knowledge of the cybersphere, and entered the bliss of a higher metaphysic.

In terms of dramatic logic, not far: Freddie has met his antithesis, the servant has fused with the master, and the synthesis is complete.