Sentence examples for had joined hands from inspiring English sources

Responding to the interior minister's claims, Ms. Jalil said that Islamic militants had joined hands with the local A.N.P. leadership.

These campaigns were waged in concert with Lenin and some others, who, in 1900, had joined hands to publish the militant journal Iskra ("The Spark").

Soon, everyone had joined hands and was weaving in and out of one another's port de bras — Matisse's "La Danse" meets sea anemone.

Within days the two German armies had joined hands, offering a united defense along the mountain arc around Tunis from Enfidaville (south of Al-Hammāmāt) in the south to Cap Serrat (west of Bizerte) in the west.

By the following morning the Afrika Korps was retreating rapidly northward along the littoral toward Tunis, and by April 11 it had joined hands with Arnim's forces for the defense of a 100-mile perimeter stretching around Tunis and Bizerte (Banzart).

He said the reality was that the leaders of different groups that had battled the Taliban, especially President Karzai and himself, had "joined hands for national unity and peace" since American bombing led to the collapse of the Taliban's militant form of Islamic rule in November.

LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles, loath to rally cohesively around a local cause, has joined hands around tortillas.

The Ivoirian rebels have joined hands with Liberians loyal to their country's president, Charles Taylor.

Also, in the last few days, Chinatown, Harlem and Little Italy have joined hands to encourage people to visit.

Merck, for instance, has joined hands with Dr Reddy's Laboratories, an Indian firm, to produce generic versions of its cholesterol-reducing drug, Zocor.

It has joined hands with the Andhra Pradesh government to plant the trees in three of Andhra Pradesh's 23 districts.