Sentence examples for is melding from inspiring English sources
verb
To combine two similar objects into one
- One can meld copper and zinc together to form brass.
Now Ruland is melding Valvano's influences into his own style.
The hard part is melding readings with live action, but "Big Sur" makes it look so easy that you hardly notice the transitions.
Brady's test, GOP observers say, is melding the various pieces into a cohesive whole and persuading fellow Republicans to back it.
Now Google is melding these advances into a new product, a technology whose ultimate aim is something like the talking computer on "Star Trek".
Nowadays oblivion is melding boundaries with the Internet, as orphaned goods increasingly find their way to online auctions or sales at sites like Unclaimed Baggage.
The trick now is melding the players and avoiding similar fates to the Boston Red Sox in 2010 and Miami Marlins in 2011, franchises that struggled out of the gate after big-spending winters.
They may also be used in subsequent melds with the following restrictions: If a sequence is melded first, the royal marriage it contains cannot be melded separately; however, a royal marriage may be melded for 40 points first, and then, upon winning another trick, cards may be added to meld a sequence for 250 points, provided that the marriage is still on the table.
Out at the bar, the viscous extract is melded with ice and club soda.
Radium does not exist free in nature; rather, like uranium, it is melded into the mineral pitchblende.
This sense of daring is melded with technical ambition but also informed by intuition.
The heart of Johnson Space Center is Mission Control, whose identity is melded with Houston's.
