Sentence examples for unite to create from inspiring English sources
Repeatedly, Sen has brought us dances on the great Indian theme of how male and female principles — Krishna and Radha, the male and female aspects of Shiva — unite to create and control the universe.
An article shows how, in the end, men and women need to unite to create "the social conditions … for the establishment of real human relations between men and women.
I assume the ubiquitous cultural omnivore was not in the least ironic in his advocacy of darts, but his recent tweet – "sport and theatre unite to create entertainment at its primal best" – articulated perfectly the feelings of those privileged to watch the final between the warhorse Taylor and Michael van Gerwen.
However, by a process of self-sorting and vigorous infighting, the communists ended up the more trenchant on this killing-enemies point, while socialism by the mid-1800s washotothroughgh with a much softer vision, in which science and the best of humanity would unite to create paradise on Earth through peaceful means.
One dorsal and one ventral primary ossification centre forms for each vertebral body; these unite to create a centrum, which develops into three primary loci at the conclusion of embryonic development.
All of these features ultimately unite to create a car that doesn't appear to be a radical upgrade from the 2012 Fisker Karma, but is instead more of a declaration of Karma's renewed staying power as a luxury car brand under new ownership.
The dancers are like atoms, uniting to create new groups, splitting off again.
For "Heroes and Villains" 11 bands united to create a Powerpuff Girls episode in the recording studio.
All are instances of how two very different skill sets, and personalities, united to create something innovative.
And fragmentation runs counter to the ethos of uniting to create a greater whole.Unwittingly, the EU may be part of the problem.
And Delta and United have turned to celebrity chefs — Michelle Bernstein for Delta and Charlie Trotter for United — to create menus for its business- and first-class customers.
