Sentence examples for idea merging from inspiring English sources

The texts of "Into the Fire" -- some sung, some read live by actors or on videotape by Mr. Sante, all to the accompaniment of keyboard and strings -- weave together, one creepy verbal idea merging into another.

Referred to as network-coded cooperation (NCC), the combination of network coding and cooperative communication is a powerful idea, merging the advantages of both concepts.

"The single most evident thing about Trump to me is his baldness/infamous hairpiece … and then it clicked in: an idea merging America's symbol the bald eagle with Hoover's famous 'chicken in every pot,'" Scott, who has been designing on the site under the username Davebowman for seven years, told HuffPost.

She is modelling for him, and, as they talk, their ideas merge.

The first act's dancing fruit was his idea, but the kitchen turning into a tropical island and the limbo dancing was mine: the two ideas merged brilliantly.

In Mr. Trump's hands, the two ideas merged: During Mr. Obama's presidency, he has become America's most prominent "birther," loudly questioning Mr. Obama's American citizenship and suggesting he could be Muslim.

All these ideas merged in Kovats' proposition to embed into the ceiling a vast longitudinal, wafer-thin section through an entire 200-year-old English oak tree.

I thought it would be a really good if we could take some of those ideas, merge them with social responsibility, and use those as a platform to engage the Thai audience".

As Yahoo flails around for an anything-but-Microsoft plan, here is a crazy, but maybe not too crazy, idea: Merge AOL, Myspace and Yahoo.

The idea of merging the two museums is not new.

The idea of merging with a state corporation, however, is not dead.