I know that our players will be united into one group and I'm convinced they know what burden they've got on their shoulders".
The hand-colored engraved map is 43 inches by 48 inches, consisting of four parts united into one.
In 1784 the Old Town, the New Town, the Malá Strana, and the Hradčany complex were administratively united into one city.
It appears now to be proposed not merely to unite museums, but to unite into one body the Royal Irish Academy and the Royal Dublin Society.
How are we to regard this "congregation of bodies / united into one immaterial body, a fictive person / around whom the air is blurred with money"?
The Svear and the Götar (believed by some scholars to be the original Goths) were united into one state about 1000 ce.
After 1594 the two were united into one republic, but until the French occupation the Ommelanden kept their own government and sometimes their own army.
The extreme resolution implied that Koolhaas's conflicting visions of Lagos — ordered from above, chaotic from the ground — could be united into one image, capturing both the city and its humanity.
The kingfishers were once united into one family, Alcedinidae, but recent work has split them into three families, as follows; Halcyonidae, or tree-kingfishers; Cerylidae, or water-kingfishers; and the Alcedinidae, or river-kingfishers.
The extreme resolution implied that Koolhaas's conflicting visions of Lagos ordered from above, chaotic from the ground could be united into one image, capturing both the city and its humanity.
He often arranges marriages between people who live in different countries, who have different racial backgrounds and who cannot even speak the same language -- part of his belief that he is bringing about an age when all of humanity is united into one race and one nation.
