Sentence examples for somehow to merge from inspiring English sources
In an interview with Vogue earlier this year she said, "My mission, when I moved here [to Los Angeles], was to try, somehow, to merge the worlds of fashion and celebrity".
Yet even as you look the stones are somehow beginning to merge, as if the building was decomposing.
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We have lost, somehow, the ability to merge our differences over issues into solutions that are better because of those differences.
There are currently two health bills, one passed by each congressional chamber, that Democrats had hoped to merge somehow into a final law.
Open capital markets are all very well, but taking shareholdings in rival stock exchanges and then ganging up to confound their attempts to merge is somehow unfair and should be made more difficult, he says.
However, the VA must not stop there; somehow we must find a way to merge new resources to help Veterans get job training and support for higher education, especially with the "New Generation" of returning Veterans.
This Mr Breuer and his board failed to do.Now Deutsche Börse needs a new chief executive who can somehow square the demands of its return-hungry shareholders with the conventional wisdom that European exchanges are sure to merge.
Gender roles begin to merge.
