Sentence examples for which amalgam from inspiring English sources
And which amalgam of minor stars is the "Lola Heatherton in Concert" skit riffing on?
Instead, it is likely to be caused not by the amalgam core itself but by other factors that characterize the posts with which amalgam was used.
Experts predicted a broad shift in which amalgams of cable, telephone and Internet companies would offer new forms of communications, commerce and entertainment.
The statue was gilded by the amalgamation method, in which an amalgam of Hg and Au was applied to the surface and then heated to evaporate the Hg.
We did not survey for the presence of amalgams, so we are unable to assess the extent to which mercury amalgam fillings influence urine mercury levels in NYC adults.
The alternatives are more expensive and not as strong as amalgam, which leads the defenders of mercury to say that only mercury will do for molars, which carry most of the burden of chewing.
As Anderson sees it, what holds this network of Coppola's together is her taste -- which is an amalgam of their tastes -- and her talent, which encompasses letting them do what they do best.
A high-powered Brazilian contemporary company comes to the Next Wave Festival with "21" and "O Corpo," which feature an amalgam of tribal, hip-hop and modern-dance movements.
That and the free beer are among the high points of the evening, as is the sound served up by Iver Findlay and Jim McShea, which is an amalgam of music, voices and turntable scratches that gives the hour its foundation.
He's constantly on the move between comedy, irony and tragedy as his characters discover the limits of their control over their own lives – an amalgam which the author says is intended to avoid the cheesiness of the doggedly tragic.
But unlike its cousin sport of wakeboarding — which is an amalgam of surfing and snowboarding that uses short, binding-equipped boards — wakesurfing avoids towropes once a rider is standing, relying instead on the hydrodynamics of an artificially created wave.
