Sentence examples for now combine from inspiring English sources
It must now combine old and new techniques if it is to prosper in the future.
Four large firms, known as the Big Four, now combine auditing and accounting services.
Chairs must now combine their ceremonial function as a figurehead with myriad other skills and capabilities.
Previously seen separately on different evenings, they now combine in a perfect program in a new context.
The most closely watched appointment was that of Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba, the interior minister, who will now combine that job with that of first deputy prime minister.
Recent attention to MOOCs has increased awareness of online courses, which "now combine graphics, movies and music, making for a rich educational experience," she said.
Geely bought Volvo from Ford, and can now combine its own Chinese market access and strong supply chain with Volvo's technology and image-making savvy.
Now combine that concept with Wild Beasts, if instead of lethargic bonking they sang about the elite's dominion over the 'umble proletariat.
Chekhov and F. Scott Fitzgerald would hardly recognize their old rooms, which now combine flat-screen televisions, angular furnishings and smooth wood surfaces.
By contrast, salary and bonus -- which now combine for less than a third of executive pay at big companies -- did not affect turnover, the Texas researchers found.
