Sentence examples for go to joint from inspiring English sources

President Obama plans to go to Joint Base Andrews outside Washington on Friday afternoon to mark the return of the four Americans slain in Libya, the White House announced.

It might also have damaged the Labour government politically if it had been seen to get nothing in return for a foreign policy that is often criticised as subservient to George Bush.Now that Britain has got its way, more of its weapons are likely to be bought from American firms, and more of its research and development funding will go to joint projects with America.

Find a friend to learn some competitive or collaborative hobbies, from the ancient strategy game go to joint quilting projects, where you each embroider squares to join together.

"We have so far spent £400,000 on grants for flood resilience and resistance to help people avoid being flooded again and some money has gone to joint schemes," Mr Andrews said.

The measure is expected to go to a joint conference committee.

It will now go to a joint committee of the legislature, which will try to come up with language acceptable to the House and Senate.

Custody of the blowout preventer could potentially go to the joint investigation of the Coast Guard and the minerals service, said Capt.

It has not yet been debated, and will likely go to the joint committee for intelligence and security for their consideration first.

"We would finish our play, we'd go to the joint, and people would sit around playing guitars and singing songs and it felt like home," she said.

It will also encourage Nancy Pelosi to continue drawing the line for a strong public option and progressive taxation when the bills go to the joint Senate-House committee.

So where do you go to find joint venture partners, for instance, if you're a social media consultant focused on helping chiropractors improve their marketing?