Sentence examples for a bit of joined from inspiring English sources

Describing their exchange as a "perfectly civil conversation", Iannucci said it was up to Whittingdale and his cabinet colleagues to "do a bit of joined- up government and not to market your plan in such a way that it looks like you are trying to shut the thing down".

Quite a lot of young girls are isolated, maybe their friends aren't interested in feminism and they are a bit scared of joining groups of older women, so we help them connect.

He left at 16, did "a bit of boxing" and joined the Everyman Youth Theatre.

Marvin Suskin, president of Scarsdale Ford, offered a bit of perspective, having joined the dealership in 1946 after returning from World War II.

A bit of background: Mitchell Baker joined Netscape's legal department in 1994, and has been involved with the browser ever since: at Netscape, at AOL, and at Mozilla, which she helped set up.

I even tried my hand at a bit of music and joined an orchestra, but I quickly realised I was the outdoor type.

He spoke up in favour of the Occupy movement and got in a bit of trouble for joining a student march against university- fee increases in 2011 and supporting the protests against tuition fees so vocally (not impartial enough for someone who works for the BBC, apparently).

But there would definitely be a bit of trepidation in joining a big franchise again for that amount of time.

Despite the fact that, as she puts it, Boyfriend is relatively "underground," she's already experienced a bit of criticism for "joining in on the dance party on hip-hop's grave".

He probably knew a bit of that when he joined, and the interim perhaps he would have known about.

Don't get me wrong, I love me a bit of "what God has joined together let no man put asunder" but after Saturday's ceremony I wondered why more people weren't having them.