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1
Were they exterminated by the negroes, or did they
amalgamate
with
them?
2
If we all combine we might as well
amalgamate
with
Reuter at once.
3
In a post-race interview Miliband ruled out an offer to
amalgamate
with
Sturgeon's stable.
4
Gradually the Norman tongue began to
amalgamate
with
it, and the result was, the English.
5
The review will put smaller colleges under pressure to link up or
amalgamate
with
larger universities.
6
Survival may no longer be an issue - the school will
amalgamate
with
another inner city school next year.
7
The oxides in the thoroughly roasted ore will not
amalgamate
with
mercury, and are not acted on by chlorine or cyanogen.
8
Nor would she
amalgamate
with
the children, nor even eat or drink except still beside "Sister," as she called Angela.
9
London Irish are expected to
amalgamate
with
neighbours London Scottish and Richmond in a three-way merger that will create a new super club.
10
These beasts came upon the Egyptians as a punishment for desiring to force the seed of Abraham to
amalgamate
with
the other nations.
11
Unless the metal of which they are composed will not readily
amalgamate
with
mercury, I should be chary of using new screen devices.
12
This is at present the case with the single exception of the naval constructors, whom it is now proposed to
amalgamate
with
the line.
13
The copper is
amalgamated
with
the dye-stuffs as put on the market.
14
More and more the hooker became
amalgamated
with
the night, then disappeared.
15
Mutating portions distancing, approaching,
amalgamating
with
main hub of the herd .
16
The invaders never settled in Russia proper, and never
amalgamated
with
the native population.
amalgamate
with
amalgamate