Sentence examples for word combine from inspiring English sources

Rauschenberg doesn't recall that the word "combine" came from Johns.

Julia was an artist in every sense of the word, combining poetry with drama and art.

They have even invented a new word, combining teuer -- expensive -- and euro, to make "teuro," pronounced, TOY-ro.

The name is an 18th-century joke word combining "gaze" with the Latin suffix ebo, meaning "I shall".

Often translated as "bland" or "insipid", the word combines the characters for pure and light, and expresses tastes that comfort and refresh: "It's feelgood food, made in harmony with the seasons and the landscape".

Chitchat about the weather is really made up of complexly structured sentences in which the first letter of every word combines to spell out his mother's maiden name.

In another word, combining with the filler network, PEOc greatly improved the structural and thermal stabilities of iPP/OMMT nanocomposites.

The word combines telos with nomos (law) and refers to the influence natural laws have on our life and world.

A month following her speech, she tweeted to the effect of it was an error ("stepping on a word") combined with a poorly conceived joke.

We used the word "combined" to show that the bundles from 4 colonies were brought together for cross fertilization.

Guidelines were identified through the Medline database using the Ovid search engine ("guideline" [publication type] or text word and "Canada" or "Canadian" as text word combined with the corresponding diseases with various spellings as MeSH terms).