Sentence examples for merged nicely from inspiring English sources
Also handled with a light touch but delivering lots of flavor, tender calamari, filling a big bowl, merged nicely with celery, garlic, lemon and a bit of oil.
The visual swirls of red light highlighting pictures of the band members along with the endless light imagery of flowing blue water merged nicely with the fluidity of the music.
For Christians, the secular and religious Christmases merge nicely together.
With their grainy, diaphanous textures and smudgy, bleached and sometimes acidic colors, the photographic images merge nicely with the parchmentlike surfaces of the panels, and the overall compositions have a drifting, dreamily cinematic poetry.
The personalities and nicknames of basketball players merge nicely with the common subjects of ukiyo-e, and from a stylistic standpoint, the energy and exaggeration of basketball can be expressed freely," he adds.
His back-of-a-fag-packet poetry merges nicely with his romanticism, his yearning for a melancholy pastoral in which workers are "fashioned from the earth", and for places in Hungary or Romania where everything that could happen has already happened, leaving "villages that resemble muddy turtle shells lying in a depression".
This nicely accounts for the two-way transitivity distinction on the higher functional heads merged above v as well as the sole structural case-marking in a Tsou sentence.
Spanning, which provides data protection, will fit in nicely in the EMC backup and data protection business, which has been recently merged into a single department called the Core Technologies Division.
As shown in Fig. 1D, ectopically expressed EGFP-BAHD1 overlapped nicely with the punctate staining pattern of H3K27me3 as evidenced by the yellow appearance of merged signals.
Some merged, some folded.
