| Across from his standpoint, a group of trees loomed tall and conglomerated in darkness. |
| But as they conglomerated into the mass of people, she was deciding whether or not to remind him he was still unnecessarily touching her. |
| The infighting the Journal refers to is what the media companies got instead of synergy when they conglomerated. |
| One of the reasons the situation in America is as bad as it is is that bookstores were conglomerated at the same time as the publishers were. |
| The other students had already conglomerated into their groups, and Andrew was off talking with Matthew and flirting with his girlfriend. |
| As soon as the record companies conglomerated, they no longer had the time to spend developing. |
