There we meet artist and musician Aurora Halal, who created her own amalgamation of the DJ performance by augmenting it with an abstract visual component.
Her name an amalgamation of Cruel and Devil, she is a rich, glamourous, heiress, married to a furrier, with no children.
Fletcher comes at her story obliquely, through the eyes of the eponymous Corrag, whose curious name is an amalgamation of her mother's – Cora – and the epithet most frequently thrown at her, hag.
With all of this input and output – those little pieces that remain – it sounds as if she's becoming an amalgamation of her own characters.
Ms. Cooper was a repository of the durable mountain music of her native Appalachia, an amalgamation of styles rooted in old-time ballads and fiddle tunes, rousing gospel shouting and sentimental parlor songs.
Her sound is an amalgamation of many genres that blend perfectly into one cohesive concept.
He designed her to be an "amalgamation of every lesbian friend" he had been "secretly been attracted to".
The song gave the singer a chance to catch her breath, but it also prepared her for the extended finale, an amalgamation of songs that bled into each other.
It's too bad Laura Miller wasn't around to persuade Tolstoy that historical fiction is, as she puts it in her review of Stephen Wright's "Amalgamation Polka" (Feb. 19), a "safe, even conservative, genre, attractive to writers who aren't looking to go out on a limb".
Her signature style as a writer would be an amalgamation of what she heard on the street, in her imagination, and on the page.
