The two universes briefly merged around eight-thirty, right before the main event, when the announcer, Michael Buffer, entered the ring for an Ali tribute, which stressed his activism and his character, as opposed to his boxing technique.
The two were merged around 1870, and Jackson continued his work until his death in 1879.
The establishment of the Republican Party and the party's more extremist right flank merged around a decade ago with the election of George Bush.
For years, hospitals and physician practices have been merging around the country, creating increasingly concentrated markets dominated by one or a handful of huge medical systems.
It was equally magical to ride alongside her and her friend pointing out the odd participants of the Muscle Beach scene and merging around the tight sandy beach turns narrowly avoiding the children who never seem to have watching parents.
Now these two waves -- the one coming from biology and the other coming from computer science -- are merging around this master concept of the algorithm, and their merger will create a tsunami that will wash everything in its way.
Bolton School, an independent day school, was founded on a site next to the parish church in 1524 as a grammar school for boys; it merged around 1656 with a free grammar school that had been founded shortly after 1641.
These shear layers merge by around 2.5 diameters downstream forming a self-similar two-dimensional wake beyond eight diameters downstream with a virtual origin at two diameters downstream of the rotor plane.
And whatever you do, avoid adverbs that mindlessly repeat the sense of the verb, as in circle around, merge together or mentally recall.
If we are in a woods, it is that time a few minutes after sunset when it becomes difficult to see, and the trees around merge into blackness.
