Sentence examples for uniting into a from inspiring English sources

Although Herodotus credits "Deioces son of Phraortes" (probably c. 715) with the creation of the Median kingdom and the founding of its capital city at Ecbatana (modern Hamadan), it was probably not before 625 bc that Cyaxares, grandson of Deioces, succeeded in uniting into a kingdom the many Iranian-speaking Median tribes.

The work is indicative of Weyl's exceptional gift for harmoniously uniting into a coherent whole a patchwork of distinct mathematical fields.

In a few palms the sepals and petals are reduced and united into a lobed cupule.

High church and low were united into a distinctly successful middle, with a broad London accent.

Society would be ruled by bankers and technocrats and Europe united into a Western republic.

Only if all nonliberals unite into a coalition of tribes can this devil be defeated.

In the apple subfamily, the carpels are completely united into a compound gynoecium.

In an unwaveringly dramatic game, Wayne Rooney put United into a 2-0 lead.

Paul Scholes, integral to United's commanding second-half midfield display, had earlier sent United into a 52nd-minute lead which Michael Carrick extended 19 minutes later.

Complete cephalization of the ventral nerve cord occurs in a few Heteroptera where all the ventral ganglia, including the subesophageal, unite into a single ganglionic centre.

During most of the Devonian Period, North America, Greenland, and Europe were united into a single Northern Hemisphere landmass, a minor supercontinent called Laurussia or Euramerica.