Sentence examples for which come together from inspiring English sources

The décor is also a fusion — of seemingly competing elements, which come together to beautiful effect.

The Clashing Rocks, which come together to squash passing ships, are as believable as Clashing Rocks get.

The two districts, which come together like long and jagged pieces of a puzzle, are among Ohio's most rural and conservative.

Because the author has a vision, and there's an osmosis between the oral and the visual, which come together and mix.

Their 35-year-history encompasses political protest, eclectic collaborations and provocative performance – all of which come together in DS30, a stirring work commemorating the miners' strike.

The story fizzes with sight-gags and snappy lines, riffing on both family and superhero cliches – which come together beautifully in scenes such as the super-powered dinner-table squabble, which suddenly freezes when the front doorbell rings.

They were founder members of arguably the first grunge band, Green River, which came together in 1984.

As is common in crashes, the board found a variety of problems, many of them small, which came together to produce a catastrophe.

He said Kennedy was active in Dissent!, an international network of local groups which came together to organise opposition to the G8 summit at Gleneagles, Perthshire, in July 2005.

In late 2013, Yanukovych backed away from signing an association agreement with the EU, prompting large-scale protests, which came together in the Euromaidan movement.

But the political damage was done.The PDA was born of a merger of two loose coalitions of leftist movements, which came together formally in 2005.