coalesce

So far, the hard right has not coalesced into a united front.

Six feet in front of them, the black power coalesced.

The dark image coalesced and began to take on form.

Support thus began to coalesce around these two leading states.

And the audience coalesced in a show of real community.

The last three have coalesced to form a single village.

The further up we go, the more the city begins to coalesce.

Getting it to coalesce in the beginning is the challenge.

But it was not clear that Republicans would coalesce around the plan.

The two components will coalesce in about 85 million years.

In the late '80s, these ideas coalesced into something like a movement.

But it is not clear that the opposition will coalesce.

A unique set of conditions had coalesced on the ground.

And what little they have said has not yet coalesced into any consistent picture.

"This was a person around whom a community could coalesce," he said.

The fragments of thought began to coalesce, and she looked down.

But he added that open science was coalescing into "a bit of a movement."

But there was another kind of band scene coalescing at the time.

They need an idea or a person to coalesce around."

Light poured in and the scene before me began to coalesce.

Such as: A majority of four members coalesced to lead the charge.

But the shadows of the room seemed to coalesce into something huge.

There was never enough time to break free before the strands coalesced.

They may have had more than one trip through a star before coalescing into the Earth.

What was left of both worlds then coalesced to form the Earth as it now is.