Sentence examples for intends to combine from inspiring English sources
Why are women not reaching the more senior grades?" She intends to combine her new academic job with more television.
The ambitious spot (named after a notorious 19th-century street gang) intends to combine two of the area's bygone drinking destinations: the sort of taproom patronized by immigrants and a sporting man's cocktail lounge.
(b) Following the [Merger], [Mars] intends to combine its operations and business associated with the manufacture, marketing and distribution of the Skittles® and Starburst® product lines with and into the [Acquired Wrigley Co.].
The Ravens' offense intends to combine the relatively mistake-free football it has played in the postseason -- just two turnovers and two penalties in three games -- with the often overlooked ball control it showed in the regular season.
As this column noted then, the buyer of 11C also bought 11B, which has five bedrooms and four and a half baths, and intends to combine the two units into a palatial 14-room residence with two terraces and nearly 6,000 square feet of interior space.
He also intends to combine the advantages of existing algorithms into the new bat algorithm.
Republicans intend to combine those measures into one bill for a vote in the coming days.
Microsoft and Polycom are scheduled to announce today a multiyear development and marketing partnership intended to combine further existing audio and videoconferencing technology with personal computers.
The alliance is intended to combine the marketing reach of the two companies in the highly competitive field of designing gateways to corporate Web sites.
By last week, 14 of the 50 condos at the two buildings entered on 17th Street, priced from $685,000 to $3,550,000, were under contract, with some buyers intending to combine units.
[C2.] Denver Papers in Joint Agreement The Denver Rocky Mountain News announced that it intended to combine its business operations with those of The Denver Post.
