Sentence examples for merge an from inspiring English sources

Emotionally direct and unabashedly sentimental, her songs merge an earth-motherish resilience with a 1950's-style 1950's-style

This shift will require designing experiences that merge an understanding of human behavior with large-scale automation and data integration.

Two privately held Internet companies, IExchange.com and InteractiveFunds.com, will announce a deal today to merge, an IExchange spokesman said.

And both writer and character are viscerally engaged in a delicate balancing act, attempting to merge an inherited culture with an acquired cultural milieu.

Scotland is a step nearer having a new university following ministerial approval to merge an existing higher education institution and further education college.

But he warned that the Scottish government proposals – to include every person on a database with a single account which would merge an existing NHS registry, which now covers 30% of the Scottish population, with databases called a community health index postcode and a unique property reference number – carried risks that officials had not addressed.

* To merge a single computer, open its Summary page, and click on "Merge this computer".

To merge a single computer, open its Summary page, and click on "Merge this computer".

It's like trying to merge a sailor and a marine".

We all have a vote, we merge a few ideas, we end up compromising.

Instead we merge a burst of frames captured in quick succession.