Sentence examples for united it with from inspiring English sources

After liberating Sicyon in 251, he established a democracy there and united it with the Achaean League for defense against Macedonia.

In 1470 the area was transferred to the House of Albret and subsequently was inherited by the crown of Navarre, whereupon Henry IV united it with the French crown (1607).

The elector William I (reigned 1785 1821) pursued a policy of neutrality toward Napoleon, who nevertheless occupied Hesse-Kassel after the Battle of Jena (1806) and in 1807 united it with the Kingdom of Westphalia.

By 1091, the latter appears to have regained control of the Dublin, only to lose it to Gofraid Crobán, King of the Isles (died 1095), who united it with the Kingdom of the Isles.

In 2001, however, an alternative suggestion was published that united it with the Cretaceous Australian Ausktribosphenos and the monotremes (the echidnas, the platypus, and their extinct relatives) into the clade Australosphenida, which would have acquired tribosphenic molars independently from marsupials and placentals.

In so doing, Simplee's vision has been to transition from simply being the Mint.com of healthcare to a sort of Mint.com-meets-PayPal, for healthcare, expanding its medical wallet and uniting it with SimpleePAY.

That could be a step towards uniting it with DirecTV, his fast-growing American satellite television business.

Turkey currently has around 35,000 troops stationed in the north which it seized after invading the island following an attempt to unite it with Greece in the summer of 1974.

The deal unites it with Betfair's online gambling exchange, which lets punters bet against each other in real time instead of accepting bookies' odds.

In the pivotal European year of 1968 he was sent to Geneva as minister-secretary of the International Congregational Council, with the remit to help unite it with the Presbyterian Alliance to form the World Alliance of Reformed Churches.

Unionists, from the Protestant majority, want Northern Ireland to remain part of Britain, while republicans, from the Catholic minority, want to end British rule over the province and unite it with the Republic of Ireland.