Sentence examples for where merging with from inspiring English sources

"If you look at religious views, there are many where merging with something greater is a form of heaven, being in the presence of this enormous beauty and goodness.

The outer ring road clogs every morning and evening, especially because no trees were ever planted to keep the sun from shining directly in motorists' faces at the busiest exchange, a 100-metre free-for-all where merging traffic competes with exiting traffic for the chance to smash each other to bits.

Mr. Felder objects to what he calls "feminized" law, a more nuanced view of winning and losing: "Would you want a world where there's no wrong and right, where truth doesn't triumph over lies, where justice merges with inequity?

It follows the old Cloverleaf Trail west through Devlin, where it intersects Highway 613, and Emo, where it merges with the Colonization Road.

Wonderfully intimate, it offers passages – his visit to the lake island where Rousseau hid from notoriety; a spine-tingling section where Walser merges with Sebald's adored grandfather Josef – as unforgettable as any in his books.

This signal is transmitted to a computer, where it merges with signals streaming from other CosTunes.

The best tracks are the ones where Tonra merges with the music, her vocals just a spectre in the mist.

The land slopes eastward from 6,000 to 3,000 feet (2,000 to 1,000 metres) where it merges with the Rubʿ al-Khali.

The Canadian high often moves southeastward until it eventually reaches the Atlantic Ocean, where it merges with the Azores high.

At Rue du Faubourg du Temple the canal goes underground, emerging only on the other side of the Bastille, where it merges with the Seine.

Thuringian Forest, German Thüringerwald, range of forested hills and mountains in Germany, extending in an irregular line from the neighbourhood of Eisenach in west-central Thuringia southeastward to the Bavarian frontier, where it merges with the Franconian Forest.