Sentence examples for well amalgamated from inspiring English sources

Add the salt, pepper and fennel pollen and chop it all together until well amalgamated.

Now whisk in the cream, oil and sugar until well amalgamated, then stir in the basil.

Now tip into a large, roomy bowl and gently mix in the egg yolk/water mix until all is well amalgamated.

Now add the sprout tops and simmer for about 4 minutes until all the flecks of green are well amalgamated and cooked.

A short pastry is one in which the ingredients are well amalgamated so that the baked pastry is tender and fine-textured, tending to crumble rather than flake.

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Now, my new West Coast lifestyle amalgamated my cultural identity as well.

The goal is to link the well-constrained marine chronostratigraphy to the poorly dated amalgamated paleosols to better constrain the influence of base level change and climate in the Cretaceous (Cenomanian) Western Interior Basin.

Rejuvenating primary healthcare policies from an essentially 'reactive-based system' (responding only when individuals are sick) to a 'proactive-based system' (focus on overall mental and physical health well-being) needs to be drafted immediately and amalgamated in all public health facilities within Malaysia.

The LGRs were amalgamated in three groups each at the location of each well and were designed so as to match the actual geometry predicted from the rock model as previously mentioned.

Blyth MBC lasted until 1974, when it was amalgamated with Seaton Valley and Cramlington Urban District Councils, as well as part of Whitley Bay Urban District Council, to form Blyth Valley Borough Council.