Not one time have they coalesced around a plan that will address this issue".
Religious voters are a huge part of the Republican primary electorate here, and they could improve Mr. Santorum's chances if they coalesced around him.
Later, they coalesced into a snug nesting group, Axelsen and Chaleff spooning Fenley, protecting her, as they peered to the side to look at us.
Largely through missionary work during the 19th century, they coalesced into fiercely independent, autonomous communities that maintained their identities even after being incorporated into the Cape Colony.
It is reminiscent of the Detroit Lions in the 1991 season, when they coalesced to reach the National Football Conference championship game after guard Mike Utley's paralyzing injury.
The hardy substances, like rocks and metals, remained close to the center, where they coalesced into the inner planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars.
At room temperatures, copper atoms continually jiggle around, bouncing the tin atoms along the surface until they coalesced into larger clumps.
That postpunk movement brought the Sugarcubes and Bjork, who were floating around different bands until they coalesced into the arty punk collective Kukl.
But from 1937 onwards, they coalesced to oppose the policies of appeasement, depose Chamberlain as prime minister and install Winston Churchill in his place.
It was a signal to progressive voters that if they coalesced around the NDP, a national upset might also be in the cards.
In the 1994 campaign, they coalesced around ridding the country of a ballooning deficit, balancing the budget and ending wasteful spending.
