Sentence examples for merge this from inspiring English sources

If and when uptown and downtown sensibilities merge, this midpriced club could be the flash point.

"Now we're trying to merge this with a more respectful production".

But not to worry; their companies merge this season, and Peggy is already back in business with Don.

So, were the only two big satellite firms to merge, this would leave most Americans with a choice of one cable and one satellite operator.

He attempted to merge this ominous detail with a vision of an American trying to claim an English inheritance; as James R. Mellow puts it in his biography of the writer, "They were, in fact, one theme — and a recurrent one in Hawthorne's fiction.

"I believe that establishing a link between pending bilateral issues to a humanitarian solution in the case of Mr. Gross is a mistake," he said, later adding, "it is not right to merge this with political issues or add it to the bilateral agenda, which is quite hefty already".

The Euro League and the FIBA Super League merged this season.

With no detectable join, Wiggins merges this Appalachian twang with something darker and larger.

But he merges this with the latest jazz-bandstand language of long, stretchy soloistic lines, clanky-sinuous pop backbeats and floating slow-over-fast rhythms.

Akzo, which wants to bring together its Crown paint business with ICI's Dulux brand, has set aside £213m for merging this side of the combined operation.

Bell and Hernandez, who worked in the N.L. before major league umpires merged this season, will be appearing in their first league championship series.