Sentence examples for wedded with a from inspiring English sources

I can see this as a next generation Tumblr wedded with a To-Do list, a perfect futuristic hybrid of utility and pleasure that will democratize media and all that jazz.

· Also, confirm that it's "wedded," with two "d"s.

Venison-and-walnut meatballs are wedded with black-truffle oil and foraged porcini mushrooms.

Those grand ideas – cells, DNA and evolution – were nodes in the history of science, points where disparate meandering fields were wedded with common foundations.

"The innovation of America's aerospace companies, wedded with our big goals in science and human exploration, are going to help us achieve amazing things on the Moon and feed forward to Mars".

But it's the rubberized plastic used everywhere your hands might touch (such as for dash controls, and on the cubbies that reside both fore and aft above the cabin-dividing transmission tunnel) wedded with superb construction standards (no gaps, no overhangs in trim) that feel more high-grade Germanic than low-rent Motown.

Harbin and Michelle Call wedded with the hope that Harbin could adopt the two young boys the couple is raising together.

Kourkouas's daughter Euphrosyne was to be wedded with the emperor's grandson, the future Romanos II (r. 959 963), the son of his son-in-law and junior emperor Constantine VII.

"One of the things that makes Leipzig so unique is that it has seamlessly wedded nature with a vital art scene," wrote the American artist Kylie Manning, in an e-mail message.

The turtledoves were wedded within a week.

In other words, McChrystal was creating a potentially powerful interest group within the military whose careers would be wedded to an ongoing war with a time-line that extended into 2015 -- and who would have something to lose if it ended too quickly.