Sentence examples for gradually joining from inspiring English sources

Although women are gradually joining the leadership ranks of U.S. academic medical centers, a gap remains.

A country, that most foreigners had thought was gradually joining the club of developed democracies, took a step backward.

The title character, who is played by the composer-vocalist Joan La Barbara, sings and cries and taps her way through the dark, with instruments gradually joining in.

However, the Oresund Bridge is only one link in a transport chain that is gradually joining together not only the neighbouring countries of the western Baltic, but also Denmark itself.

Since the late Gorbachev-Reagan years, the era was defined by zigzags of cooperation and disputes between Russia and the West, but always with an underlying sense that Russia was gradually joining the international order.

Remain users were gradually joining as opposed to the Leave users that were present and dominating in the number of tweets most of the time.

Three actors, posing as auditionees, sit in a line and are gradually joined by real auditionees.

Two dancers in thigh-length T-shirts and tights are gradually joined by others.

Six more will gradually join the fleet, replacing the 27-seat Water Taxis that cruise the inland waterways of Fort Lauderdale.

Mr Rusesabagina described how he and his family had hid at his home, gradually joined by neighbours.

Others gradually join in until the stage becomes a setting for quick departures — a dancer might leap into the wings with little provocation — or solitary meanderings.