Sentence examples for which amalgamate from inspiring English sources

A storm out at sea churns the surface, creating chop — smaller and then larger wavelets, which amalgamate, with enough wind, into heavy seas.

Turmeric (Curcuma longa) has been used for centuries in Ayurvedic medicine, which amalgamate the medicinal goods of herbs with food.

The result was a film which amalgamates fantasy and fact.

The Bahrain News Agency is the government's official news service, which amalgamated with Bahrain's Ministry of Information in 1985.

What is less well-known is that the slurry in the pan is then mixed with mercury, which amalgamates with the gold and sinks to the bottom.

Immigrating to North America, he entered (1779) a Montreal trading firm, which amalgamated with the North West Company, a rival of the Hudson's Bay Company.

In 2001 the regional municipality was replaced by the City of Greater Sudbury, which amalgamated those municipalities and other surrounding unincorporated localities under a single central administration.

The secret was that the custard was flavoured with Earl Grey tea! Then we served a cake which amalgamated a cross-section of Europe, deriving inspiration from Belgium, the UK, Ireland and Germany– a black cherry, chocolate and porter cake.

The headline finding is that despite five years of cuts and austerity in public services, the engagement score, which amalgamates five survey questions on how civil servants feel about their workplace, has held up since 2009.

The TCCB, which amalgamated the Advisory County Cricket Committee and the Board of Control of Test Matches at Home, had responsibility for all first-class and minor-counties cricket in England and for overseas tours.

The National Convention of 1910 chose Botha as the first prime minister of the Union of South Africa (precursor to the Republic of South Africa), which amalgamated the British colonies (the Cape and Natal) and the former Boer republics (Orange Free State and the Transvaal) into one political entity.