Definitionn. the combination of two or more commercial companies
Last update: August 11, 2015
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It was probably in 642 that he married Eanfled, daughter of Edwin, thus uniting the two rival dynasties of Northumbria. [Please select]
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They begin as capillaries in all parts of the body, gradually uniting to form larger trunks. [Please select]
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The discussion slowly lost its acrimony, and ended, oddly enough, in Willy Cameron and Anthony Cardew virtually uniting against Howard. [Please select]
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_Ilium_, a long, slender, curved bone, with its mate uniting to form an inverted "wishbone"; it is joined to the sacrum. [Please select]
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Marshall Elliott, that the Methodists and Presbyterians are talking of uniting," she said." [Please select]
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The plan of uniting Didymus's garden with the Lochias and giving it to the little ones also met with his approval. [Please select]
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At the same time the Southerners were uniting to resist all attempts to interfere with slavery. [Please select]
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Years passed, years of bitter struggle and heartache, before the impossibility of uniting the various Protestant sects was generally recognized. [Please select]
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} [264] A growth of osseous tissue uniting the extremities of fractured bones. [Please select]
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All around me as I marched I heard an unending torrent of voices speaking many languages, uniting in strange cheers and songs brought from all over the ocean world. [Please select]
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The coast to the south of the Æolians was occupied by Ionian emigrants, who, uniting with their Ionian kinsmen already settled upon that shore, built up twelve splendid cities (Ephesus, Miletus, etc.) [Please select]
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