Sentence examples for to melding from inspiring English sources
verb
To combine two similar objects into one
- One can meld copper and zinc together to form brass.
Mr. Tchuruk is no stranger to melding such diverse cultures or to handling big mergers.
Inevitably, this will lead to employee morale issues and slowdowns due to melding of policies, procedures, and technologies".
Back in college, she says, she gave no thought to melding life and work, but now, "I think about it almost constantly".
He devoted much time to melding his proposals with those of colleagues also active on the issue, and to seeking compromises with Democrats, who formed the House majority during most of his tenure.
The second venture, a different approach to melding the two media, is Broadway Digital Entertainment, and it has the backing of Michael Fuchs, the founder and former chairman of HBO.
Ms. Koch said the Governors Island Preservation and Education Corporation, established in 2003 to oversee the redevelopment, saw the arts as crucial to melding the island into the city's dense urban culture.
Now he needs to meld them.
Bergwall had always wanted to meld in.
A few manage to meld the two.
The two games seemed to meld into one.
The best approach is to meld the two.
