Sentence examples for becoming joint from inspiring English sources
Varnhagen began his literary career (1804) by becoming joint editor of a poetry annual.
After becoming joint ruler (with his brothers) of the Burgundians, he murdered his brother Chilperic; the latter's daughter, Clotilda, later (c. 493) married the Frankish king Clovis.
It did not suit him and he returned to the Times, eventually becoming joint deputy both of that paper and of the Sunday Times.
Takeovers of recent years (think of the Japanese NSG group's purchase of Pilkington or General Electric's of Amersham or Telefónica's of O2) have led to Britain remaining the headquarters, or becoming joint headquarters, of a merged global group.
Their first known action on becoming joint rulers was the negotiation of a peace treaty with the Eastern Roman Empire, which was concluded at the city of Margus (Požarevac).
Shortly afterwards they moved to Nottingham, where John took up a lectureship, and they began a series of research appointments that led to them becoming joint directors of the Child Development Research Unit in 1958.
The disease then either stabilizes during puberty or progresses with additional joints becoming affected; joint surgery might be necessary.
A solution could be swapping courses, or becoming a joint honours student; perhaps a good idea if you are having problems only with certain modules.
Sania's mother stayed at home "to hold down the ranch," tending to Mirza's little sister and various pieces of family business, a pattern that would continue for twenty years — Sania's tennis career becoming another joint family venture.
His work, specifically in relation to UNIX, led to him becoming a joint recipient of the Turing Award with Ken Thompson in 1983, as well as a recipient of the National Medal of Technology in 1998 from then-president Bill Clinton.
Roma captain Francesco Totti took a selfie of himself to celebrate becoming the joint top scorer in the capital derby with the equaliser in a 2-2 dragainstnst Lazio.
