Sentence examples for getting a joint from inspiring English sources
More interestingly, we're also getting a joint appearance from David Cameron and Nick Clegg.
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.
In an ad for MIOT Hospital, the pilot getting a joint replaced is a woman – because, the ad says, she can't rely on anything less trustworthy for her own most-valued self.
With the average monthly mortgage repayment for first-time buyers costing only £406, those in two-roof relationships could save themselves £402 a month by moving in together and getting a joint mortgage.
A Yes, I do think you have a chance of getting a joint mortgage after next summer, so I don't think it is necessary to go for a cheaper property in your partner's sole name.
It's a good time to do that because civil partnerships remove a great injustice.' Staff have been advised to make gays feel as comfortable as possible 'about their personal circumstances' if, for example, they want to discuss getting a joint mortgage.
A married couple getting a joint-and-two-thirds annuity - just as with Social Security, a surviving spouse collects two-thirds of what the couple gets - would have received $881 a month.
Later, he got a joint M.B.A. and law degree from New York University.
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.
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?
