Sentence examples for which it merges from inspiring English sources

Just beyond the point at which it merges into the drive is a large patch of lawn.

The medulla oblongata is connected by the pons to the midbrain and is continuous posteriorly with the spinal cord, with which it merges at the opening (foramen magnum) at the base of the skull.

The right angular gyrus is separated from the occipital cortex by a short segment of the anterior occipital sulcus and most of the intermediate posterior parietal sulcus with which it merges (compare the right and left hemispheres in Figs 3, 4 and 10B).

Vivendi's share of NBC Universal is the product of a 2004 deal in which it merged its television and film assets — Universal Studios and cable channels including USA Network, Bravo and Sci-Fi — and its theme parks, with G.E.'s NBC and the cable networks CNBC and MSNBC.

France Télécom has a 54.3percentt stake in Equant, the biggest data network of its kind, extending to 220 countries, which it merged with its Global One unit in June.

CDNow, with which it merged early last year, raised $65 million when it went public in February 1998.

Indeed, Honeywell is still trying to digest AlliedSignal, with which it merged last year.

Its constitution served as a model for that of the German Empire, with which it merged in 1871.

DBS recently laid off 160 people, many of them from POSBank, with which it merged in 1998.

The man accused of setting the Chediski section of that fire was a part-time firefighter, while the Rodeo fire, with which it merged, was thought to have been started by a woman who was lost in the forest.

On Wednesday dozens of state attorneys general sent Larry Page, Google's chief executive, a letter saying that the company's latest privacy policy updates, in which it merged all of a user's data from across Google products, are "troubling for a number of reasons" and "invade consumer privacy".