Sentence examples for which they combined from inspiring English sources

In a survey, 57percentt of business travelers in 2003, a decline from the 62percentt of the year before, said that they took one or more trips on which they combined business with pleasure.

Over a period of many months, he and his crew took silicone molds of every section, which they combined to make a full-scale fibreglass replica of both the outside and the rotted inside.

The authors of these pieces adopted a mixture of vernacular Cantonese and simple classical Chinese, which they combined with slang and local references to make the writings comprehensible (and often highly amusing) only to local readers.

When it was launched, several laptop-makers initially turned their noses up at Intel's Wi-Fi chip, and decided to buy only Intel's laptop processor chip, which they combined with Wi-Fi chips bought from other vendors.

Nussbaum said that she discovered her paradigm for romance as an adolescent, when she read about the relationship between two men in Plato's Phaedrus and the way in which they combined "intense mutual erotic passion with a shared pursuit of truth and justice".

The process gave them two images: a central image and an outer image, which they combined to create a complete picture.

In this way, not only the combinations of reactants but also the ratios and speed at which they combine could be ingrained into the system, simply by changing the size of reaction chambers and their relation with one another; Cronin calls this "reactionware" or, because it depends on a conceptualised sequence of flow and reorientation in a 3D space, "Rubik's Cube chemistry".

Other impurities, collectively called gangue, are removed by adding a flux with which they combine to form a slag.

Innovating firms from Germany are grouped according to the degree to which they combine DUI mode competencies with formal learning of science and technology (i.e. the Science, Technology and Innovation – STI – mode).

Their central European operations, if properly run, look poised for a series of fat years in which they combine emerging-market growth rates with EU levels of comfort and security.

Even more baffling to me is the fact that the contemporary right-wing seems to return to the days of immigrations quotas in which they combine hyper-nationalism with a suspicion of immigrants, a disinterest (if not complete hatred) towards social programs, and an embrace of libertarian values.