Sentence examples for time merged from inspiring English sources

Mr. Collins, 58, became the head of Time Inc.'s cable business in 1988 and kept that post as Time merged with Warner Communications and later with America Online.

In St Ann's in Nottingham, we are very proud of our connections to Jamaica and to Ireland; both cultures are celebrated and have over time merged into what I have called "Being St Ann's".

The group survived World War I but by the early 1930s had ceased to exist in its original form, having by that time merged with the general intellectual life of London, Oxford, and Cambridge.

In July, Toscafund and Penta injected £12m into Akazoo, Internet Qs music streaming service, which at the same time merged with R&R Music, founded by the former EMI boss Eric Nicoli, another company backed by Toscafund.

From May 1991 he had been COO and vice chairman of Time Warner, a position he attained when Time merged with Warner Communications in 1990.

This being the dot-com era, however, USWeb, which was renowned for its roll-up strategy at the time, merged with another company, which promptly went bankrupt.

I thought I'd try something new, throw away the periodicity and at the same time merge two iconic infographics.

Fiocre in the Ballet 'La Source' " (circa 1867), real time and fictional time merge in the theater, where the normal rules of time are carefully choreographed.

On my iPad, I will follow a political crisis in real time, merging commentators and video clips, a little bit of Nick Robinson here and some Simon Jenkins there.

My four-door test car, equipped with the optional four-speed automatic transmission, took its sweet time merging into highway traffic.

"We actually expect, especially in Europe, where they have a harder time merging in the culture," Dr. Hameed said, "harsher rejection of evolution in England and Germany" than in Muslim countries.