Sentence examples for would be fused from inspiring English sources

In a machine-made jacket, the canvas would be fused or glued into a suit.

Boyle said that live music from FKA Twigs, rapper Little Simz and classical piano from James Rhodes would be fused alongside the stories.

"On some days, she may have got a little dust in her eye, and her eyelids would be fused together and ulcerated.

This, too, was a glimpse of the future, where many a pair of real functions would be fused into a single "complex" function.

It makes sense to give a new department of domestic security an intelligence branch that would serve as a clearinghouse where foreign and domestic intelligence information would be fused and assessed.

That story, in Lewis's view, is not a given; it has to be teased out empathetically, because it's detached from a person's public identity; but in Lewis's humane utopia, it would be fused with public identity, would get expressed in the public sphere.

"I knew from the second I met her, through a sheen of cyprinid's blood, that we'd be fused by the neck until death".

At the heart of that strategy would be Fuse, Cablevision's music-video channel.

At Kingston School of Art he specialised in sculpture and furniture, dual interests that would later be fused in his individualistic approach to design.

Organs can be fused together.

Let's fuse what can be fused, not just anything.