Sentence examples for marrying it with from inspiring English sources

So what we're doing is taking value, price of sales, and marrying it with price momentum.

But Bank of America and Merrill Lynch, you're taking the retail and marrying it with one of the best wealth managers in the world, and that becomes a huge strategic partnership.

For this project she follows a brief to reinterpret traditional still life photography, bringing it right up to date by marrying it with her love for fashion.

It was a short, but sweet, look at a legendary career that's spanned virtually the entire breadth of television, marrying it with the music industry in a way no one had done before.

Vue is a photo and music sharing service that allows users to create a slideshow, tying together the user's own music, images and text, then marrying it with frames, overlays and effects provided by Vue.

Lift a familiar ingredient out of its ordinary context, marry it with something to which you wouldn't normally even think of introducing it, and you can produce some exciting chemistry.

The Rendezvous takes the desire for four-wheel-drive, strips it down to its essential elements and marries it with the best features of a minivan and provides the ride and handling of a car.

For the video they tapped into the Armenian heritage of Hamasyan's music along with its hypnotic rhythms, jazz, rock, and pop influences and married it with the perpetuating structures of 3D fractal animation.

"It takes email's ability to contact anyone and marries it with real-time messaging".

They took American light funk, people like Hamilton Bohannon, and married it with downtown New York punk or new wave.

He's married it with his brilliant sense of humour and somehow created a thrilling piece of British drama.