Sentence examples for comfortably join from inspiring English sources

The organisation is unlikely to take a clear stance as it meets this weekend, and Nkurunziza will comfortably join other leaders who continue to warm their presidential seats well beyond their sell-by dates.

There's resistance among legacy employees who worry they'll be excluded or that they don't have the knowledge base to comfortably join a conversation about diversity.

Jeter and Rodriguez are comfortably joined as Yankees teammates, and their first half-season has revealed none of the insecurities that seemed possible.

The group feels almost Italian in the way its delicate scale and repetitive architectural motifs join comfortably, and if this collection of buildings is organized around automobile-filled streets rather than a piazza, well, this is Southern California, not Italy.

Party leaders expect to win the vote comfortably, arguing that joining Nato will not compromise their opposition to nuclear weapons, but persuade more voters to support independence.

Mr. Henley took a verse of Mr. Waters's song "Comfortably Numb"; Mr. Taylor joined Mr. Henley and Timothy Schmitt of the Eagles) in "How Can I Stop Singing," and Sting and Mr. Henley each did his Bob Marley impression in the Wailers' "Get Up, Stand Up," chosen perhaps because White wrote a Marley biography.

Therefore, the common good investment banks will join into an association, comfortably pool capital when appropriate, and buy very large companies.

It rolls through your hand comfortably and you can barely feel the join between front and back, about which more later.

His men opened the rear doors and piled in with their weapons, politely indicating we join them once they were comfortably seated.

Yesh Atid is unlikely to join, so the ultra-Orthodox parties can comfortably return.

Instead, I joined him, comfortably sliding back into a chair.