Sentence examples for huge combines from inspiring English sources

Huge combines, led by managerial committees, are necessarily preoccupied with preservation and growth of established power.

And the old barn is too small to house the huge combines and tractors now used in farming.

1962 Group Urges EEC Entry for Britain PARIS — A huge combine of continental political and labor groups moved today [June 26] to speed Britain's entry into the European Common Market, and at the same time predicted that a united Europe would be as "powerful" as the United States.

The region has a huge combined GDP, US$2.57 trillion, with 60percentt of the population in the young age group of 15-34.

The squad is a mixture of huge experience combined with some younger faces.

The sisters' huge presence combined with their on-court noise make them fearsome opponents.

Lena Dunham's huge intelligence combined with a totally absent shame filter is really something.

After redshirting last season to play for the United States Olympic team, the Lamoureuxes made a huge impact, combining for 47 of North Dakota's 110 goals.

The collaged and slathered surfaces and vernacular objects (an umbrella, a mirror) in Robert Rauschenberg's huge early "combine" painting "Charlene" (1954) come across now as less daring than decrepit.

The full Microsoft Office suite is available for free through the App Store (though an in-app purchase is necessary to edit files), and the huge touchscreen, combined with the new keyboard connector, makes working between them a breeze – whether it be with Apple's minimalist release (£139) or the sturdier, backlit offering from Logitech (£109.99).

A huge accident, combined with torrential rain, brought the race to a premature end, and although Giancarlo Fisichella had crossed the finish line first in his Jordan, the race stewards declared Kimi Raikkonen of McLaren the winner, since a classification is made two laps before the end of a truncated race.