Sentence examples for she amalgamates from inspiring English sources
Every part of her body dances, often within the same phrase, as if in ricochets and crosscurrents, and she amalgamates melting softness with academic rigor, so that her most startlingly experimental moves look classical.
She recalls visiting a mine in Borneo where she watched a worker casually amalgamate gold with mercury he poured from a soda bottle.
Galsworthy amalgamates this social drama with classical tragedy.
The result was a film which amalgamates fantasy and fact.
Mercury amalgamates, or mixes, readily with many metals.
The band charmlessly amalgamates influences ranging from the Kinks to the Jam to Weezer.
This is what she did in Rehab, by amalgamating the bouncy, life-affirming, harmless girl-group sound of the Sixties with dark, cheeky lyrics that are more appropriate to the 21st century.
Only after 1990 [when Germany was reunited] did she understand that liberty and Europe were amalgamated".
She had developed the product in her family's Manchester, Conn., kitchen, amalgamating her three favorite cures — lollipops, apple cider vinegar and sugar — into a single confection.
She went on: "There are a lot of little things that have amalgamated into a big thing, even down to the point where there are some quite prestigious people in our party who feel that they cannot back me because of my criminal record.
Tanganyikans want to be amalgamated.
