Sentence examples for merges into one from inspiring English sources

The phrase "merges into one" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English to describe the act of combining separate elements into a single unit.
Example: As the two rivers flowed closer together, their currents merged into one powerful stream.

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It all merges into one and the restaurant is the venue for that.

"When you're tried jointly as defendants, the evidence against both merges into one case, and there is a spillover effect".

In every family there will be one poet and one bricklayer, and there will be, you know, a sculptor and it all merges into one thing".

We can pick out individual items – the big Coke can seat, the special yellow T-shirt – but there is so much stuff that it merges into one.

However, each image merges into one complete picture of a cheerful humanitarian and imperishable idealist who, for over half a century, played an integral part in British cultural life.

Such a system merges into one single microstructure the transducer (waveguide) and the bioreactor (recognition element), achieving a high degree of integration with only one photolithographic step.

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Data for PbA and PbB were merged into one database based on the NHANES participants' location and date of examination.

Both items were coded in the same direction and merged into one scale by averaging the scores on both items.

The cloud and on-premise systems are starting to merge into one cohesive universe.

Themes were then grouped on similarity, for example, volume and size were merged into one theme.

The separate sections on the Two's Company have now been merged into one main section.

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