Sentence examples for these amalgamated from inspiring English sources
There were originally a 1st and 2nd Life Guards but these amalgamated in 1922 which coincided with a change in role making the soldiers an armoured car regiment using vehicles such as Scimitar, Striker and Spartan, which are built for speed and agility.
Other heavy industry took root in the 18th and 19th centuries so that Felling developed from a rural scattering of villages into firstly three distinct settlements at Low and High Felling and Felling Shore, then in 1894 these amalgamated with other local villages into the town of Felling, administered by the Felling Urban District Council at Sunderland Road.
Together these databases provided information on 41 land use classes, and for analysis these were amalgamated.
It is clear that the transition of the pCODR to CADTH provides an opportunity for practices initiated by the pCODR to become the standard for these newly amalgamated HTA agencies in Canada.
But these reminders are amalgamated by Mr. Alston in ways peculiar to him: ways far from conservative.
These blocks became amalgamated after the Cambrian, and the subsequent composite continent known as Kazakhstania collided with Siberia during the late Paleozoic Era.
Their structure, size and depth are loosely constrained by field data since these sequences have amalgamated forming an almost continuous blanket with scarce basement outcrops.
Any parties which do not meet these criteria are amalgamated into a group called Others.
All parties which do not meet these criteria are amalgamated into a group called Others.
Over time these various groups amalgamated with the pagan Mongols, converted to a mystical frontier version of Islam known as Sufism, and became known as Tatars.
Less than a year and a half after arriving in France, the division retained only two of the twelve infantry battalions it had initially possessed (the 6th Lancashire and 9th Manchester) and both of these had been amalgamated with other units from the 42nd Division.
