Sentence examples for merged completely from inspiring English sources
The two companies merged completely in 1946 to become Mellon National Bank and Trust Company.
In all Jewish reading traditions /ɬ/ and /s/ have merged completely; however in Samaritan Hebrew /ɬ/ has instead merged with /ʃ/.
That same year, Bell Brothers, described in the Sydney Morning Herald as "owners of coal and ironstone mines and blast furnaces and rolling mills", was finally merged completely with Dorman Long.
An unexpected, but exciting observation was the distinct distribution of S-PRT items on factors as the original hypothetical domains defined them; the only exception was that the Physical and Mental/Emotional domains merged completely.
The two companies would merge completely in the future, they said.
By then, the Janata Party and its principal ally, Congress for Democracy, will decide whether to merge completely or merely for purposes of parliamentary activity.
In an interview last week, Mr. Priebus emphasized that the two organizations would merge completely, but without officials being removed or replaced.
She has made works that merge completely with the terrain, blurring the boundaries between two- and three-dimensional space and set up a systematic ordering of the land tied to history, language, and time.
Again, form and subject matter merge completely in the veiled divulgence of a ferocious primal scene: the paint becomes the lion, devouring figuration in a frenzy of power and movement.
Their eventual decision came with the attached condition that the three Home Nations which make up British Basketball – England, Scotland and Wales – have 15 months to decide whether to merge completely, giving up their individual votes within Fiba, or disband the British team following the 2016 Olympics in Brazil.
He directed them to lie down on a canvas that looked like four Hong Kong flags, in configurations that by the end spelled out "1997," the year in which sovereignty over the territory transferred from the U.K. to China, and "2047," the year that Hong Kong is slated to merge completely with the mainland.
