Sentence examples for to amalgamating from inspiring English sources
verb
To merge, to combine, to blend, to join.
Drawing on Braun's approach [ 36], the entire research team met to interpret the coded data, leading to amalgamating, discarding, and identifying relationships among the codes (i.e., identify broader themes); over 200 initial codes were transformed into 14 themes with associated lower level codes.
Whisk dal to amalgamate lentils and sweet potatoes.
In a post-race interview Miliband ruled out an offer to amalgamate with Sturgeon's stable.
Put all the dressing ingredients in a jam jar with a lid, and shake to amalgamate.
More and more are looking to amalgamate services within or between councils.
Late last year five rebel groups elected to amalgamate forces: Seleka was born.
If need be, give it an extra brief whisk to amalgamate.
The starch is what allows the pasta and sauce to amalgamate.
With Love and Happiness, he and co-writer Mabon "Teenie Hodgess managed to amalgamate both.
Stir to amalgamate and leave overnight or for 3 or more hours.
In the 1960s the traditional cottage brewing industry was encouraged to amalgamate into megacorporations.
