Sentence examples for merging on the from inspiring English sources
Newspapers and television are merging on the net.
WORK and play have a wonderful way of merging on the Internet.
How could I say that we, after all, are so close, the shadows of our hands merging on the page?
After passing Gracie Mansion, traffic stopped at the rise in the 90's, with cars merging on the right.
Merging on the highway, the car easily picks up the pace to merge with traffic and cruises comfortably at interstate-plus speeds.
I have nightmares about: a. merging on the Jersey Turnpike b. discovering radon in my basement c. getting bumped off Charlie Rose 14.
The results confirm that the network which merges on-the-phone communications and spatial proximity is made by loosely coupled layers in terms of degree and strength.
To the Editor: "The Boy in the Bullpen" showed that two worlds can merge on the playing field.
Here's what's really bringing about this urge to merge on the part of the media giants.
But on Thursday, Mr. Obama's increasingly complicated relationship with his own party was on full display as the two issues that most define his presidency — the economy and the war in Afghanistan — merged on the Washington stage.
This terrain merges on the south with the Kyzylkum (Uzbek: Qizilqum) Desert and farther west becomes the Ustyurt Plateau, a region of low ridges, salt marshes, sinkholes, and caverns.
