Sentence examples for get a joint from inspiring English sources

It's easier for a kid to get a joint than a beer.

When he was asked why there was not a joint catering service, Rogers responded: "It would be very difficult to get a joint catering service.

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Only after 15 months working with preschool children, prisoners and juvenile delinquents in poor areas of Kentucky did she return to Marymount to get a joint degree in journalism and math.

When you get a joint replacement, like a knee or hip, how exactly is the muscle attached to the artificial implant? A. Ordinarily, "no muscle attaches to any hip or knee implant," said Dr. Mathias P. Bostrom, a joint replacement surgeon who is director of the orthopedic residency program at the Hospital for Special Surgery in Manhattan.

"The administration has been doing the right thing on this, pushing for talks and trying to get a joint settlement with Europe, but the Europeans have not had the same attitude and instead are pursuing talks with China independently of the U.S., which has stalled progress on U.S.-China talks," said the aide, who spoke anonymously because of the diplomatic sensitivity of the issue.

They don't need FIFA's help to cooperate on sporting issues, but having FIFA and Infantino's backing could help get a joint-Korean Women's World Cup bid off the ground.

More interestingly, we're also getting a joint appearance from David Cameron and Nick Clegg.

Later, he got a joint M.B.A. and law degree from New York University.

Sadly  there's no "alright, alright alright" here, but we do see the film's two other big catchphrases: "Say man, you got a joint?

Her husband, after getting a joint degree in business administration and law, had taken a job with Dewey Ballantine, a top New York law firm.