Sentence examples for incorporate another from inspiring English sources

"Just slowly incorporate another stick of butter," was Mrs Child's soothing response to emergencies with sauce.

American military officials said his review will likely incorporate another military inquiry that was ordered immediately after the incident, and led by Brig.

Or a vacationer who returns with a shaky shot of the Grand Canyon can incorporate another person's river shot into the video — the home-movie equivalent of stock footage.

Burkhauser et al. achieve their reversal of past income distribution data by amending the definition of income developed in their 2012 paper — "post-tax, post-transfer, size-adjusted household income including the ex-ante value of in-kind health insurance benefits" — to incorporate another accounting tool: "yearly-accrued capital gains to measure yearly changes in wealth".

A handful of memes even managed to incorporate another late-2018 meme, Sandra Bullock in Bird Box — a Netflix original that is not a birds-on-demand service, we are told.

Sometimes the toponym is combined with or renamed to incorporate another name from another source such as from one of the following: Aviators, such as pilots (civil and military) and others who played a role in the development of aviation.

As well as being bubbly and impossibly impulsive, Summer incorporates another recurring characteristic: she " has issues".

Ken Eriksen, head coach for the U.S.A. Softball Women's National Team, has incorporated another technique from P.C.A. called the "criticism sandwich".

Patton, 33, has incorporated another routine into his races — blowing a kiss to his daughter into the television cameras.

Every message incorporates another message in the way it is delivered, whether it's an e-mail or a ransom note pinned to an ear.

I think of lines from a Schuyler poem: "the sinuous beauty of words like allergy / the tonic resonance of / pill when used as in / 'she is a pill.' " The most beautiful collaboration in the show is Joan Mitchell's orange-and-blue abstract pastel incorporating another poem by Schuyler, "Daylight": "And when I thought, / 'Our love might end' / the sun / went right on shining".