Sentence examples for meld them with from inspiring English sources

Then you have a minute or so to add the seasonings and meld them with the squid.

Instead, like digital natives, incumbents can build state-of-the-art systems and either meld them with their older systems at a later date or just leave them alone, like the historic Bund in Shanghai.

He pitches himself as the man who can combine the socialist principles that Corbyn's supporters see incarnate in the incumbent leader and meld them with a practical aim to win general elections.

Noonan and the editors had put together a temporary soundtrack, which included some well-known pieces from the classical repertoire, and it became Westlake's job to meld them with his own work.

"I really had to pull the vocals away and start with a blank slate in an attempt to meld them with my sounds.

"Social and political capital inside/outside the organization" is the ability of the expatriate to harness useful external relationships and meld them with internal resources toward the organization objectives.

But while the menu reflects Mr. Fennelly's travels, it also melds them with the flavors of Louisiana.

Following that mandate, the bands transferred Manding griot songs and hunting songs to electric instruments, melding them with imported Afro-Cuban music, swing and rock.

For some, it will be going inside the studio of one the most creative musicians of our time, watching him probing and experimenting with the styles, voices and melodies of South African musicians and melding them with chords and lyrics dancing in his own head into songs that we've been humming ever since.

Mr. Davies was able to build a demonstration packet-switching network within the National Physical Laboratory by 1969, but the power of his ideas was more fully displayed in the United States where Mr. Roberts melded them with work by Mr. Baran and others to create Arpanet, the forerunner of today's Internet.

His achievement lies in erasing the division between geometric and organic form that was one of the bugaboos of early Modernism and then melding them with more than a hint of cartooning into a signature style unburdened by a signature motif.