Sentence examples for merges from from inspiring English sources

When a vehicle merges from the right, we either move left in unison to get around it, or we slow down, hoping it will merge and move into the left lane.

Despite its sequential lettering, Ramp H merges from the Connector prior to Ramp G.

US 63 merges from the south near Turtle Lake and departs to the north in the downtown area.

This interchange is where I-275 meets I-96, which merges from the east on the Jeffries Freeway and turns north to run concurrently with I-275.

Because LINKS is a scaffolder, it may be used downstream of other assembly methodologies, as exemplified on the S. cerevisiae W303 data, where two additional merges from the polished CA + Nanocorr assembly were made using raw W303 ONT reads (Table  2).

The school struggled to contain conflicts between pupils who were merged from two rival schools.

It all seems to merge from a single source, which is the cold wind.

He merged from the conference with a 1000-word declaratof of American policy.

Mr. Rockefeller said he planned to push for similar standards in the final legislation the Senate was now trying to merge from two separate bills.

Also due on Tuesday is "GIMME FICTION" (Merge), from the Austin-based indie band SPOON, beloved for building big-sounding rock songs out of the smallest little parts.

The study will be published online with supporting data, merged from 15 separate sources, with duplications and other errors clearly signalled.