blended造句

Flowing together; blended into one.

Picked a tie that blended with the jacket.

President Obama's Cairo speech characteristically blended idealism with cunning.

The music of the violin blended sweetly with her voice.

The revised third edition, as its title implies, addresses online and blended learning Settings as well.

Chutney can be blended with any Indian dish to create a different taste.

Lastly, pour the blended concoction onto the fruit plate and garnish.

He blended in with the other leaves on the ground, and Trufa was left all alone on the tree.

In small bowl, stir remaining ingredients with fork or wire whisk until blended. Pour into pie plate.

Such blended loans, with revenues helping to offset interest payments, are in place in Tunisia and Egypt.

Looking at the amazing graphics in the Lindisfarne Gospel you can see elements from all of these traditions blended so skillfully they all fit peacefully together.

It offers tuition-free and private supplemental learning, blended online/offline programs, and full-time online programs in the United States and internationally.

One simple and effective way of indicating nonfocus is to place a red box around an alpha-blended snapshot of the screen.

But worse than his comrade's pain was the dumb anguish in the woman's face, the blended look of hopeful, hopeless query

Meanwhile, put the peaches in a food processor and puree until smooth. Combine peach puree with cooled sugar syrup, club soda and lime juice. Stir until well blended.

On pain of fines, but with the carrot of subsidies, these require that a certain amount of renewable fuel be blended into petroleum-based fuels over the next decade or so.

"There is no doubt that blended learning can be as effective and often more effective than a classroom," said Mr. Moore, who is also editor of The American Journal of Distance Education.

In the days after Jackson's death, music critics stumbled over one another to praise him for the way he blended black music and white as well as for the rigor of his stage performances.

Hard fats such as lard, margarine and butter are not good as they are high in saturated fats, as are many blended vegetable oils which contain coconut or palm oil.

"Scotch whisky (this spelling is also used by Canadians) is usually somewhat light in body, with a distinctive smoky malt flavour; it is made primarily from malted barley that has been heated over a peat fire, fermented, distilled, and blended with similar whiskies made by different distillers."