Sentence examples for let's combine from inspiring English sources

"Let's combine them in a summer dress," she suggested.

"One day I walked into the house," he went on, "and said to my wife, 'We're going to open a sushi place.' I loved South American food, so I figured, let's combine the South American and Asian concepts.

If you doubt this, look at the latest 2012 electoral map from Real Clear Politics, which divides the states into five categories: Likely Obama, Leans to Obama, Toss-ups, Leans G.O.P.. and Likely G.O.P. To make things simpler, let's combine the "Likely" and "Leans" categories.

Let's combine the two now, shall we?

Now let's combine these two lessons of stock valuation and investment edge.

Instead of treating each stock as a separate problem, let's combine all stocks and make one problem out of it.

"I have heard of the boss's reputation as a manager who can rescue teams and I have never been relegated in my life, so let's hope we can combine our powers," he says with a smile.

We had a great first half against Chelsea, we also had a decent second half against Manchester United - let's hope we can combine those two halves now into one game against Newcastle".

For a simple flatbread, for example, take one part whole wheat flour (let's say a cup), combine it with just a bit more water (about 1 1/4 cups, usually, though it varies with the moisture content of the air and therefore the flour) and a large pinch of salt.

But first let's see how likelihoods combine with prior probabilities to yield posterior probabilities for hypotheses.

But let's face it, their combined readerships won't come anywhere close to the size of the debate audience, which television executives and political strategists say could be as big as 100 million people.