Stitching sequences together in premiere pro?

[Egg Born Son]

Hoping for a simple answer. Did a quick search but with a deadline looming I can't spare too much time.

I am working on a corporate project that basically consists of questions with multiple responses which I thought it would be clever to organise into several sequences, one for each question. My experience with premiere pro to date has been really pretty basic, I haven't really done anything with it that you couldn't physically do to film. This is the first time I have used multiple sequences in a project and it has really saved a lot of time and organisation in the edit but as I approach delivery it occurs to me I don't know how to stitch them together for the final render.

I could render out each sequence separately, pull these intermediates into a new sequence and render out the final deliverable (destined for projection from playback in media player/quicktime). I'm sure that there would be a way to tell Premiere to stitch together the sequences before render, I just can't find it and with a looming deadline can't afford the time to track it down. Can anyone help?

EDIT: I'm using CS6

 

[wgtwo]

You can just drag the sequences into another sequence and they behave as clips.

 

[Egg Born Son]

Awesome, thanks a lot. Even easier than I hoped.

Cheers, dvxuser saves me once again! Have this virtual beer on me :beer::beer:

 

[Bruce Watson]

You can just drag the sequences into another sequence and they behave as clips.

Yes. This. I think Adobe calls this a nested sequence. Also use in multi-camera edits.