Sentence examples for to combining from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring (two or more things or activities) together; to unite.
- Combine the milk and the hot water in a large bowl.
Combination refers to combining two concepts.
I think there are some advantages to combining them.
But they objected to combining the entire system.
"I am full of ideas when it comes to combining comfort and elegance".
So Christie's has decided to go back to combining the two categories in May and November.
The earnings included costs related to combining its various store divisions and early debt redemption.
When it comes to combining the numerical assessments of judges, the same is true.
But when it comes to combining the two, New Jersey takes the cake.
When it comes to combining affordability with a pleasing design sense, Crosley is hard to beat.
Labour is already committed to combining the budgets for health and social care.
Chef Yonemura is a genius when it comes to combining ingredients from east and west.
