Sentence examples for something that combined from inspiring English sources

He had an idea that he wanted to do something that combined fashion and the Internet.

The name came to me that same night – I'd invented something that combined a knife and a fork.

"Toby had always said, 'If only I could do my own camp, something that combined all the good things we knew as young students,"'Mr.

"I wondered if it was possible to do something that combined my interest in waste with a Boetti kind of image," he said.

To counter some of this change, grass-roots organizations have arisen to save valued farmland, something that, combined with state mandates to protect the river and bay, has helped to balance development.

Even the desserts call for close attention, if not participation: the other night the waitress made it known that Dan wanted the table to try something that combined three lemon things: a shot glass of lemon gelée, lemon-curd ice cream, and baked lemon curd.

"I'll do something that combines religious adherence and leaving antiquities as historic monuments," he said on a television program.

"So I said the nice thing would be if you could find something that combines these two elements.

It is something that combines desperation, helplessness, and wildly misplaced optimism amid constant musing on what the hell to do next.

The system worked well at stopping something that combines this much mass and velocity, but the pedal feel was relatively numb.

I know she will have written something fascinating – something that combines orchestral music with voices speaking, singing, whispering, shouting and even screaming; and something that negotiates the difficulties of the subject and of precedent (Britten, again, and his War Requiem).