Sentence examples for that would bundle from inspiring English sources
Republicans scored one victory today when the House narrowly passed an amendment that would bundle some federal money and allow two local school districts from each state to decide how best to use the money.
THE BBC has also taken the lead in developing a planned Internet TV service called YouView that would bundle together Britain's main over-the-air channels and other programming like on-demand movies, and deliver it all via a special box attached to people's televisions.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac might then sell the mortgages to investment banks that would bundle them with hundreds or thousands of others into a "mortgage-backed security" that would provide an income stream comprising the sum of all of the monthly mortgage payments.
LG is also expected to announce a partnership with Netflix that would bundle Netflix's streaming service inside the system.
Part of that reason is a partnership with AT&T that would bundle the service with your monthly wireless bill, while offering a family discount for subscribers.
The yet-to-be-named service will reportedly utilize the standard $9.99 a month payment plan, but it is also considering a discount plan that would bundle in Amazon's Echo, the remote speaker that answers to voice commands.
On the plus side, the breakup allays concerns that AT&T would bundle products at cheap rates to force competitors out of its markets.
Having been inspired by the tablet computer's interface when designing the on-screen layout for Cue, its telematics system, it is not surprising that Cadillac would bundle the iPad with the sedan.
When Colourlovers acquired Forrst, the company said that it would bundle the combined resources of the two companies and continue to serve the design community.
Earlier this week, the companies announced that Comcast would bundle Netflix in to its cable subscriptions, offering yet another entry point for Netflix to ferret up potential consumers that haven't quite cut the cord yet but still might be interested in Netflix's content.
In the years leading up to the housing crash, investors hungered for risky mortgages that banks would bundle and re-package into securities.
