Sentence examples for making combines from inspiring English sources

Robert Rauschenberg began making combines in 1954, and Andy Warhol began to make silkscreened canvases in 1962.

A graphic novel 10 years in the making combines a modernist style, a formalist structure and a story about a bristly academic.

Mr. Hagel and Ms. Landrieu would triple these limits, making combined donations in six figures the norm.

To move this intersection point towards the left on, making combined transport cheaper for shorter distances, a couple of changes can be made.

Rigid working practices make combining the two impossible or unpleasant.

Report recognises expanded choice makes combining profitability with meeting its PSB commitments ever more difficult.

Found free advertising channels, and enabled residents to make combined estimated savings of more than £10,000 in first year".

"It's more than I've made combined since I started working when I was 15 years old," he said.

The wide variety of study designs, settings, subjects, assessment and reporting methods made combining results impossible.

Those mechanisms make combined use of experimental observations and theoretical predictions.

Finally, a short conclusion is made, combining with the future perspectives in this rapid developing area.