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Sentences ending with combined

The colony of Victoria itself looks small on the map--looks like a county, in fact--yet it is about as large as England, Scotland, and Wales combined. [5]
True, he has vanquished foes enough, but the demon of melancholy, that makes even Dr. Mathys anxious, is far worse than the infidels before whom you were compelled to retreat in Algiers--far more terrible than the Turks and heretics combined. [10]
Men uniting in these combinations always assume such relations toward one another that the larger number take a more direct share, and the smaller number a less direct share, in the collective action for which they have combined. [2]
He also furnished pine benches and chairs for the legislature, and covered the floors with clean saw-dust by way of carpet and spittoon combined. [5]
My partner has no resources, and I do not look for assistance to my wife, whose contributions in cash from her own means have nearly equalled the claims of all the creditors combined. [5]
He looked at Grassette with a look of poignant pity and interest combined. [11]
I would not give this experience for all the balance of the trip combined. [5]
Mauritius is a garden and a park combined. [5]
This chance occurrence furnished her instantly with a plan worth all her laboured tests combined. [5]
These feathers are also elegantly marked with oblique stripes and rows of spots of a dark colour, like those on the skin of a tiger and leopard combined. [1]

Short sentences using combined

Truth and virtue all combined! [5]

More example sentences with the word combined in them

In his tenderer years, Honora even fired George, and riots occurred which took the combined efforts of Cousin Eleanor and Mammy Lucy to quell. [9]
His recent interview with the Doctor, certain remarks which had been dropped in his hearing, but above all an unaccountable impression upon his spirits, all combined to fill his mind with a foreboding conviction that he was very near some overshadowing danger. [6]
This day began with a misfortune; may the deed with which we have combined to end it prosper and bring us happiness. [10]
This power, combined with a fine intellectual and indomitable energy, and a taste altogether military, constituted in him, as seemed to me, the best natural talent in that department I ever knew. [7]
She struck those who saw her by her fullness of life and beauty, combined with her indifference to everything about her. [2]
Mr. Tooting, as we have seen, had a remarkable business head, and combined with it--as Austen Vane remarked--the rare instinct of the Norway rat which goes down to the sea in ships--when they are safe. [9]
The greater intellectual vigour and power of invention in man is probably due to natural selection, combined with the inherited effects of habit, for the most able men will have succeeded best in defending and providing for themselves and for their wives and offspring. [1]
That unanimity and variety of censure in the morning papers, combined with the attractiveness of the thing itself, has cleared every stand in the city, and now if the favor of the country press doesn't turn the tide against us, our fortune's made. [8]
He had a touch of the assured yet fine dignity of a well-placed and well-educated Catholic prelate, though combined with the warlike spirit of a Protestant. [10]
Smith at that time replied little, but afterward combined with Powhatan to kill Capt. [4]
At the same time he is not oppressed by his materials, but has sagacity to estimate their real value, and he has combined with scholarly power the facts which they contain. [6]
In combined length these three stones stretch nearly two hundred feet; they are thirteen feet square; two of them are sixty-four feet long each, and the third is sixty-nine. [5]
Combined, they will then number a population of two hundred and fifty thousand, if they continue to grow as they are now growing. [5]
No one of them is very uncommon; but all together are rarely combined in a single individual, and this is probably the reason why such men as Henry Clay are so rare in the world. [7]
They had received the intruder most unwillingly, and combined strongly against him when it became evident that he was disposed to establish a severe rule and to abolish many abuses which had become established customs. [10]
The frock coat, the heavy watch chain, the square-toed boots, all combined to make a Presence. [9]
When we reached the garden we found Dolly seated beside her mother on my grandfather's bench, from which stronghold our combined tactics were powerless to drag her. [9]
He explained how the enterprise differed from others, and how he needed for its direction a man who combined general business experience and business ideas with a love for the thing and a natural aptness for it. [8]
Railroads, corporations absorbing the chief business of the community, combined and inherited wealth, with all the subtle and intricate questions they breed, had not yet come in--and so the professional agents and the equipment which they require were not needed. [7]
In the marshes the cat-tails and the faint flush of color on the alders and soft maples gave a character to the low shore, and the gentle rise of the hills from the water's edge combined to make a sweet and peaceful landscape. [4]
It would seem that the ore is combined with metals that render it difficult of reduction with our imperfect mountain machinery. [5]
But it proved that our combined resources only amounted to a dollar and seventy-five cents. [9]
I do not suppose that any other statesman ever had such a colossal sense of humor, combined with the ability to totally conceal it. [5]
Is it a sufficient account of the genius of Cervantes and Scott that they combined in their romances a representation of the higher and lower classes? [4]
They had combined strongly, and were determined to expel the inconvenient intruder at any price. [10]
Here was the spectacle of one strong man's brain pitted against the combined craft of the wilderness. [9]
Indigestion, nausea, headache, sleeplessness,--all combined to produce miserable depression of spirits. [14]
Thus, by a singular caprice of destiny Honors was deprived of both her parents at a period which--some chose to believe--was the height of their combined glories. [9]
But in ancient Rome they combined religious duty with pleasure. [5]
A couple of rainy days, with the thermometer rising to 80 deg., combined with natural laziness to detain the travelers in this cottage of ease. [4]
Gold and ivory, purple sails, bronze and marble statues at the prow and stern, and in the little shrines on the after-deck, combined in a gorgeous display, made all the more brilliant by the low sun, which added vividness to every hue. [10]
It was the price of his success and popularity, combined with his general gift for being concerned with a number of things, and a natural tendency for getting into hot water, which becomes more evident as the years and letters pass in review. [5]
I can only pray that such combined strength and resignation may be continued to you. [14]
There is no other city in the world where a wedding journey can better be combined with such business as is transacted here, for in both is a certain element of mystery. [4]
One knows the orders combined in this half- breed's architecture without inquiring: one parent Northern, the other Southern. [5]
The combined monarchies of the thirty "kings" destroyed by Joshua on one of his famous campaigns, only covered an area about equal to four of our counties of ordinary size. [5]
For the whole of that portion of my subject in which Holland and England were combined into one whole, to resist Spain in its attempt to obtain the universal empire, I have very abundant collections. [6]
The threats combined of her mother and the doctor, and Charles and me, would not induce her to take any sleep. [9]
A look combined of cunning, fear and servility crossed Krool's face, but he said, morosely: "The Baas--I will do what I like. [11]
The combined fortunes of both required economy, and after Margaret had passed her school course she added to their resources by teaching in a public school. [4]
The peculiar kind of abstinence once euphemistically known as "virtue," particularly if it were combined with beauty, never failed of its reward. [9]
They are combined of a frankness as to the emotions, and such outer concessions to physical sensations, as make a painful combination against a mere man's caution; even when that caution has a Norman origin. [11]
He had known no life but a combined one; he had been familiar with it from his birth; he was not able to conceive of any other as being agreeable, or even bearable. [5]
Funerals cost annually more money than the value of the combined gold and silver yield of the United States in the year 1880! [5]
Their combined efforts might have succeeded in overthrowing her before, had not the Alexandrians, headed by the Ephebi, over whom I still had some influence, stood by her so steadfastly. [10]
For he detested me threefold, and combined the hate he bore my dead father and mother with the ill-will he bore me for standing in his way and Philip's with my grandfather's property. [9]
In excess it may be very disagreeable, but when it is combined with genuine good-nature and no self-assertion, it is attractive. [4]
In the Red Mansion Faith's delicate figure moved forlornly among relics of an austere, beloved figure vanished from the apricot-garden and the primitive simplicity of wealth combined with narrow thought. [11]
Better than any man that lives; for he is the head devil of this world his own self, he is the match of the whole of them combined, and probably the father of most of them. [5]
A careful estimate makes the length of the passages of all the catacombs combined foot up nine hundred miles, and their graves number seven millions. [5]
These combined to make our first mother, by a logical necessity involved in the previous creation of our common father. [6]
As to the major-generalships in the regular army, I think I shall not dispose of another, at least until the combined operations now in progress, under direction of General Grant, and within which yourself and command are included, shall be terminated. [7]
In the next letter and the one following it we get a hint of an episode, or rather of two incidents which he combined into an episode in Roughing It. [5]
The veteran Charles le Moyne, with his sons, each of whom played a daring and important part in the history of New France,--Iberville greatest,-- was one of the few merchants in whom was combined the trader and the noble. [11]
When she at last appeared I was surprised, for I had never met a woman who combined with such rare beauty and queenly dignity so much winning amiability. [10]
The area of its drainage-basin is as great as the combined areas of England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Austria, Italy, and Turkey; and almost all this wide region is fertile; the Mississippi valley, proper, is exceptionally so. [5]
A formula for instituting a combined government of these States had been promulgated; and this illegal organization, in the character of confederate States, was already invoking recognition, aid, and intervention from foreign powers. [7]
Many an ass in America, is getting a deal of benefit out of X-Science's new exploitation of an age-old healing principle--faith, combined with the patient's imagination--let it boom along! [5]
From these data I infer that the Western Union owes me 75 cents; that is to say, the amount paid for combined wire and land transportation --a recoup provided for in the printed paragraph which heads the telegraph-blank. [5]
Howells condoled with him on his failure to see the President, "but," he added, "if you and I had both been there, our combined skill would have no doubt procured us to be expelled from the White House by Fred Douglass. [5]
Her love for her sister's son was that of a mother, sister, friend combined, and he was all she had in life. [11]
And, as it happened, our serious conference was carried on with an air of easy gossip, combined with a not artificial interest in all we saw. [11]
Oriental splendor and Greek elegance were combined in the decorations of the saloon of moderate size, in which Ptolemy Philometor was wont to prefer to hold high-festival with a few chosen friends. [10]
Nothing charmed Mr. Farwell so much as simplicity--when it was combined with personal attractions. [9]
To this note Emerson returned the following answer:-- "What you say about the discourse at Divinity College is just what I might expect from your truth and charity, combined with your known opinions. [6]
Here would be duty,--let him who would gainsay it, duty and love combined with a wondrous happiness. [9]
The recent wearing days and nights of watching, and the wasting grief that had possessed her, combined with the profound depression that naturally came with the reaction of idleness, made Laura peculiarly susceptible at this time to romantic impressions. [5]
The greatest excitement combined with the most intense quietness reigns at Ponkapog. [5]
Skill and organization, combined with good luck, conquered, however. [11]
The proprietors have combined the capital and labor hinted at in my exordium. [5]
And you have combined everything here. [4]
The nations have combined against Thy son; I stand alone--alone, and no man with me. [10]
An attempt was being made, with much shouting, and by the combined exertions of an immense number of men, to get the larger ships afloat which lay at anchor close to the quay of the King's harbor and to place them in security. [10]
The latter had been offered, with brilliant prospects for the present and still fairer ones for the future, a position as a tutor in Silesia, a place which secured him the rest he desired, combined with occupation suited to his tastes. [10]
The first function at which Margaret assisted in the long drawing-rooms of the Arbusers was a serious one--one that combined the charm of culture with the temptations of benevolence. [4]
In the combined army two thousand have only bowie-knives or clubs. [9]
Thousands of parts are here combined to form a whole, and each is welded with the rest into beautiful harmony and helps to give expression to the stupendous idea which existed in the brain of the builder of this hall. [10]
They have combined and got me into a corner. [11]
He was boat and captain and engine-bells combined, so he had to imagine himself standing on his own hurricane-deck giving the orders and executing them: "Stop her, sir! [5]
As the Governor amid the Intendant grew together in friendship, Vaudreuil sinking past disapproval in present selfish necessity, they quietly combined against Doltaire as against Montcalm. [11]
In all, five additional rami spring from the combined fissure. [5]
Every man is a suffering-machine and a happiness-machine combined. [5]
Captain Birch says: "And now commenced a movement of the most perfect arrangement and successful generalship--the withdrawal of the whole of the various forces, a combined movement requiring the greatest care and skill. [5]

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