Sentence examples for which merge from inspiring English sources

Northwest stands apart in retaining three spirant sounds, ś, ṣ, s, which merge to s elsewhere.

This crisis has many currents, which merge and feed off each other.

The first features Tim Walker's elaborate fairy-tale tableaux which merge high fashion and high concept to surreal effect.

But Driesen's paintings, which merge abstraction with representation and landscape with figuration, wear the cloak of history lightly.

Long stretches of dramatic recitative, by turns poignant and incisive, segue into elegant spans of high-flown arioso, which merge seamlessly into magisterial arias, ensembles and choruses.

His opening two songs, which merge seamlessly together, are like a magic performance in which he diligently demonstrates each of his tricks.

Many workers blamed British Airways, which merged with Iberia two years ago.

Pessina created Alliance UniChem, which merged with Boots in 2006.

After what she called "the slap in the face" of being told she was not part of the future, Ms. McElderry went to Atheneum, which merged into Scribner, which merged into Macmillan, which merged into Simon & Schuster.

Chief among these were the Chatham Bank and the Phenix Bank, which merged in 1911, and the Manufacturers Trust Company, which merged with Chatham and Phenix in 1931.

All were originally employed by Swansea Metropolitan University, which merged with UWTSD in August last year.