1. I'd like the colours to harmonise.

2. The colours do not seem to harmonise at all.

3. The singing teacher taught them to harmonise the new song.

4. To harmonise mind and body, this is the true essence of karate-do: the empty hand way.

5. The Listing Particulars Directive of 1980 sought to harmonise disclosure requirements, with a view to eventual mutual recognition of listing particulars.

6. The pressure is increasing to harmonise global accounting standards.

7. Two adjusting screws harmonise the guns with the sight.

8. This Directive should harmonise further the author's right of communication to the public.

9. The colours do not seem to harmonise ( with each other ) at all.

9. Wish you will love and make progress everyday!

10. For a watch, you must harmonise the crystal, the movement and the band individually.

11. The stated intention of the Eleventh Directive is to harmonise the laws relating to subsidiaries and branches.

12. The 12 also chipped away at one of the other stumbling blocks, the need to harmonise tax laws across the Community.

13. For a number of years after the mergers little was done to harmonise either practices or systems.

14. Mr. Gill Does my hon. Friend accept the need to harmonise not only the standards but the costs of meat inspection?

15. The laws of war may have one other function in the contemporary era - helping to harmonise standards between allies.

16. The North and South Stands have been replaced by new-build apartments designed in a contemporary style to harmonise with the East and West Stands.

17. Aromatherapy has been used since the ancient times to purify and harmonise the body and soul.

1. I'd like the colours to harmonise.