Examples of 'who combined' in a sentence
Meaning of "who combined"
who combined: used to describe a person or entity that merged or united different things or ideas into one
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Youth who combined work and study.
Henry was the first postmaster who combined these two roles.
Many who combined migratory as well as settled lives.
Another study involved five patients who combined chemotherapy with a keto diet.
And those who combined marijuana with other drugs had counts that were 52 % lower.
This period also saw the rise of artists who combined industrial rock and metal.
He was a man who combined great wisdom with a practical outlook.
He talks about the myth of Olympus Greek athletes who combined mind and body.
They were the first band who combined traditional Yiddish music with metal.
Perhaps, it was related to the guarantees for persons who combined work and learning.
We were the first ones who combined Symphonic-Metal with a classical singer.
Others say that Pallas was an old god who combined with Athena.
Further, the patients who combined the two drugs showed significantly better blood sugar control.
Shamwari, his international debut album, introduced him as a guitarist who combined African pop and jazz.
Greek athletes who combined mind and body.
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On the mound, the Browns boasted Nels Potter and Jack Kramer, who combined for 36 victories.
He was a true-legend who combined style and steel with loyalty.
RT1 and RT2 were provided to a third translator who combined the back translations.
Students who combined a liberal arts degree with a business major earned 7.9 percent more.
Most cases involved non-democratic rulers who combined uncontrolled power with a policy of repression.
It was your father who combined this?
I guess Lang was the one who combined both, " art observer Dmitry Butkevich says.
Of varied accomplishments, who combined an in -.
Inspired by them, The Who combined a macho image, pop art and fast driven rock.
In 1554 he joined with other conspirators who combined to prevent the marriage.
It was dominated by scholastics, who combined ancient philosophy with the teachings of the Church.
In 1512 they were followed by the Swiss Confederation, who combined it with Mendrisio into a bailiwick.
Intel sold products to Quanta, who combined the Intel products with non-Intel products.
The project was designed by Dominique Perrault, who combined high-level technology with environmental respect.
Crosby was an inter-disciplinary researcher who combined the fields of history, geography, biology and medicine.
To create Kobra venom. Who combined it with Bane's venom.
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