Sentence examples for goes in conjunction from inspiring English sources

The main idea is to improve your upper back's fitness (but that, of course, goes in conjunction with the chest).

While the above and other rules are accurate, in truth this is where you will need to start "learning" the machine--what direction and with what force a ball goes in conjunction with when and how you flip all comes down to the individual machine.

At some point, one has to say, O.K., if you want a glass of wine, but I don't think it should necessarily go in conjunction with yoga".

"A club like Sheffield Wednesday should be in the top half of the Premier League to go in conjunction with the support it's got and the stadium it's got".

"We are not going to work in conjunction with Homeland Security on deportation efforts.

Charlie Beck, the chief of the L.A.P.D., added, "We are not going to work in conjunction with Homeland Security on deportation efforts.

"We are not going to work in conjunction with Homeland Security on deportation efforts," Beck said.

It went on: "In conjunction with the youthful appearance of the model, we considered the ad could be seen to sexualise a child.

"There is considerable evidence of looting going on in conjunction with these terrible times, in particular, and things are coming into the market of very dubious provenance.

Had the woman lived closer to downtown she would have seen that this weekend there is a massive festival going on in conjunction with the race, with many music acts, including Aerosmith and Cheap Trick.

Every player that he has gone after, in conjunction with [chief executive] David Gill has been signed off and approved by Joel Glazer.