Celts showed up on the island around 500 B.C. with the wayward Vikings appearing at the end of the eighth century A.D. The two cultures melded over the centuries with the English, Scottish and Irish skirmishing among themselves and the natives during the Middle Ages.
Divided into four sections — one in black and white — it melds voice-overs from filmmakers like Maren Ade with archival images to create imaginary confessions from European leaders identified only at the finale.
In an unseen booth, Wexler and King were melding minds over a console, shaping the next graphic combination that would set fire to whatever song Flying Lotus decided on next.
Better metaphors are those of the continual filtering, deformation, revision, and melding of representations over time.
"Microsoft is betting that the TV set and the computer will meld together over time into one instrument that provides the consumer with all his communications needs," Frederick Moran, an analyst at ING Barings Furman Selz, said.
That's why most of the world is busy negotiating regional free-trade deals, which theoretically will be melded together over time under WTO auspices to create a borderless world.
But I rarely picture thousands of bugs melding in flagrante all over the woods, and tens of thousands, maybe millions, yodeling their lust downtown, up in the forest leaf-parlors, and along sinewy country roads.
By 4 30 a.m. the sun was rising behind a low gray cloud over the water, melding yellow sunlight with the pink lights of the club.
The group made a variety of proposals, the most far-reaching of which may have been to overhaul and integrate the commission's rules into a single, coherent structure melding the piecemeal improvements made over the years.
There's a glow in the room, emanating from each of us, melding with the candlelight somewhere over the roast potatoes and Brussels sprouts, and making me feel very warm inside.
