Begin the preparation of beds during the previous autumn by deep digging, and incorporate a liberal dressing of well-rotted manure as the work proceeds.
With light land there is no difficulty; it is only needful to dig it well, and to incorporate a sufficient quantity of decayed manure.
Give the ground a deep digging and incorporate plenty of manure, except where Nasturtium is to be sown.
So much for the tree-spirit conceived as incorporate or immanent in the tree.
The powers which he exercised as a tree-soul incorporate in a tree, he still continues to wield as a god of trees.
These titles, as Mannhardt observes, imply that the spirit incorporate in vegetation is a ruler, whose creative power extends far and wide.
It remains, therefore, to prove that other races besides our European peasantry have conceived the spirit of the crops as incorporate in or represented by living men and women.
In most, if not all, of these cases the spirit is viewed as incorporate in the tree; it animates the tree and must suffer and die with it.
Here we see that the same powers of making rain and fostering the cattle, which are ascribed to the tree-spirit regarded as incorporate in the tree, are also attributed to the tree-spirit represented by a living man.
Congress betrayed a consciousness of this in recommending to the States to incorporate the Bank also.
The House resumed the consideration of the bill sent from the Senate to incorporate the subscribers to the Bank of the United States.
We are told that the constitution will not authorize Congress to incorporate the subscribers to the bank.
We might as well endeavor to mix brass, iron, and clay, as to incorporate such heterogeneous articles; the one contradictory to the other.
Gentlemen have relied much upon this clause; their reasoning is, that a right to incorporate a bank is incidental to that of borrowing money, because it creates the ability to lend, which is necessary to effectuate the right to borrow.
The House resumed the consideration of the bill sent from the Senate, to incorporate the subscribers to the Bank of the United States.
They could incorporate companies of manufacturers, or companies for cutting canals, or even religious societies, leaving similar incorporations by the States, like State Banks, to themselves.
Reviewing the constitution with an eye to these positions, it was not possible to discover in it the power to incorporate a bank.
If Congress could incorporate a bank merely because the act would leave the States free to establish banks also, any other incorporations might be made by Congress.
He then demanded whether the power to incorporate a bank is not fairly relative, and a necessary incident to the entire powers to regulate trade and revenue, and to provide for the public credit and defence.
Now if we incorporate these amendments, we must undoubtedly go further, and say that the constitution so formed was defective, and had need of alteration; we therefore purpose to repeal the old and substitute a new one in its place.
The St. Louis Board of Education recognized the importance of this work and offered toincorporate the citizenship schools in the night school system.
The association co-operated with the National American Suffrage Association in requesting the National Republican Committee, which met in Chicago, to incorporate a woman suffrage plank in its platform.
They passed an Act to incorporate the city of Mobile, substituting a new charter for the old one.
Another attempt to incorporate Halifax was now made.
An act of the Legislature had been obtained this session to incorporate a Steamboat Company with an exclusive privilege of the ferry between Halifax and Dartmouth for 25 years.
Provisional arrangements were made to incorporate in the constitution of the League of Nation a plan for administering the German colonies by which the league should assign them to various powers for administration.
The artillery, the machine guns, the tanks, and all the other material which we had been manufacturing at home as it arrived through the winter of 1918 we should incorporate into our organization.
It is material to the safety of Republicanism to detach the mercantile interest from its enemies and incorporate them into the body of its friends.
Age-specific incarceration rates do not incorporate a forecast of future rates of imprisonment, which may be affected by changes in criminal behavior, law enforcement, and in sentencing policies.
As well might naturalists contrast zoology with chemistry, or seek to incorporate geology with botany--the living with the dead--as try to explain the spiritual life in terms of mind alone.
This attempt to incorporate the Spiritual Kingdom in the scheme of Evolution, may be met by what seems at first sight a fatal objection.
It is not possible, however clever the author, to incorporate much propaganda in simple exercises, or in such sentences as "Have you seen the sister of my cousin's wife?
It was ordered that the Great Chiefs take immediate steps to incorporate the Great Council of Kentucky.
The committee refused to incorporate a suffrage plank in its platform, but the next day in convention, after the nominations were concluded, a delegate introduced an equal suffrage resolution which passed by a large majority.
Looking far ahead, they sought to incorporate their doctrines into the school-books and publications best calculated to influence the minds of the young and ignorant.
His report of that famous battle is so full and complete, and so clearly displays his unselfish and chivalrous nature, that I am confident I cannot do better than to incorporate it as a part of this sketch.
The colonists wanted the Indians to work on their plantations, to incorporate them as slaves, or in some analogous capacity, with the white man's industrial and civil organisation.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "incorporate" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
