They wanted to combine their business sense with a love for children.

They combined for almost 28 points a game last season.

Now, he is in a job where they are combined.

The three have combined for an average of 46.7 points a game.

At present the four schools combined have a total of 728 students.

We want to combine the two, which is not easy.

They may not even be more likely than other people to combine the two.

Here in five minutes we have combined an art and nature study experience.

What I would really like is to combine the two.

Soon, when a new practice field combined all those areas, they would work together.

So one has to bring these two together, combine them.

My two areas of interest have combined through the years.

In 1868, all military high schools were decided to be combined.

Before 2000, all three programs were combined into one school.

Many of these were simply line art combined with a single color.

The three areas were combined to form one park in 1998.

When combined, they work well together, if two people are of about the same mind.

The two middle schools combined and one became the new first school.

Why not, he thought, combine the two back in America?

For all age groups combined, the figure was 18.2 percent.

All three need to be combined if this is to work.

That is a much higher figure than several recent years combined.

All of that, combined with financial problems, was just too much.

What would our trade be, if we did not combine together?

In effect, the data and the possible action upon it is combined.

Their combined effect was to put the business in the black.

The combined work force of the two companies will be 7,700.

He is going to be president of the combined company.

They shot a combined 19 for 25 from the field.

The combined company would have most of its members in California.

These states have a combined population of over 24 million people.

They had 15 points each, but shot only a combined 14 of 32.

In fact, the combined age of these three students is 218.

The two combined bring about 54,000 students to the city every year.

The combined total of 282 points also became a new record.

The combined population of such an area would be around 351,000.

From 1931 to 1944, the house was used as a combined music school and a private home.

In 1963, with a combined student population of over 7,000 between the two schools, further room was needed.

In a few years, the combined population of the two schools came close to 10,000 students.

But he played a combined 24 minutes over the next four games.

They were a combined 8 of 14 from 3-point range.

But the other eight have a combined record of 50-27.

Others, however, put the combined companies' market share at more than 40 percent.

There is nearly a century of combined public service by these three men.

On the combined data, he made a guess at the local time.

Getting ready to open took us a combined total of maybe five minutes.

The total combined population at the moment is around 600.

Combined production for the 1934 and 1935 model years was 150.

It would also be the final combined class year until 2010.

In those two years his team's record was a combined 72-2.

In 1964, the village's first combine harvester was brought into service.

Christ, she looked as if she'd been run over by a combine harvester.

They were the first British firm to make a combine harvester.

Enough to get combine harvesters in and out, he guessed.

Also in 1961, there were already five combine harvesters on the local farms.

It was a great thing the other day when I saw the combine harvester coming up the glen.

The power and speed of the modern combine harvesters are simply incredible.

In 1886, the company sold its first combine harvester.

In the past, before 1989, many farms did not have enough combine harvesters for the harvest season.

I felt the way a grain of wheat must feel after it had passed through a combine harvester.

And a vegetable marrow that looked as though it had walked into a combine harvester.

In 1956 the plant has manufactured combine harvesters and other farming machines.

This method survived for 100 years, until the inception of combine harvesters.

"It looks like a cross between a bombed computer factory and a combined harvester."

By 1897, the company had about 200 employees and had sold over 800 of their combined harvesters in California.

In his teens, he operated combine harvesters on collective farms.

In 1954, there was the introduction of Jupiter, a self-propelled combine harvester.

Combine harvesters, so called because they both harvest and thresh the crop, are common.

When they try to leave the field, however, they are chased by a combine harvester operator.

Around lunchtime, he says, the combine harvester sits motionless for hours while the driver has a break.

With a combine harvester, the tigernut is pulled out of the ground.

In the 1930s, it introduced the first self-propelled combine harvester.

The day before the project's first grain harvest, every combine harvester in the area mysteriously disappeared.

In 2009 Oscar had both hind paws severed by a combine harvester.

The company's initial product was a portable grain cleaner, soon followed by a combine harvester.

The multi-center COMBINE study showed the usefulness of naltrexone in a primary care setting, without adjunct psychotherapy.

FIRST COMBINE, THEN DIVIDE Corporate America was indeed restless last year, with lots of big companies craving to become much bigger, while other giants felt bloated and had the urge to slim down.

The COMBINE project was presented to BETT 2009 and 2011, at Kensington Olympia, London, in a lecture to the British Computer Society, and appears in books on Mulsemedia and IT in education.

Dubois A.M., Flynn J., Verhorf M.H.G., Augenbroe, F., "Conceptual Modelling Approaches in the COMBINE Project," Final Combine Workshop Paper, Dublin, 1995.