Sentence examples for as joined from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rog?as joined by Samuel Magill, of the Met, for a rendering of Poulenc's Cello Sonata (Op.

And often our systems at the council still aren't as joined up as they could be, although we're working on that.

Now the protesters, many of whom are college students who view themselves as joined with the West, are demanding that Parliament resign and make way for new elections.

"The evidence showed that while many universities have already taken positive steps to address these issues, university responses are not always as joined up as they could be.

But as any marriage counsellor will admit, there is not much you can do in a situation in which people are truly determined to put asunder a partnership which they once regarded as joined together by the hand of God.

Yet the number of middle-class people as a whole during that period increased by 1.2 billion, so more than ten times as many people joined the lower tier ($2-9 2-9ay) as joinedayhe upper.

Cutting off Russia — as joining the E.U. might entail — would be a risky move.

Thus, we can reformulate the agents' objective as joining the coalitions which have the highest values.

They lack support for complex queries such as joins across tables.

In the present work, Laser power, joining speed and stand-off-distance were considered as joining parameters.

This work includes both fundamental radiation effects in SiC and engineering issues such as joining and general materials properties.