Sentence examples for has always joined from inspiring English sources

You can see all the open spaces on this map: https://sandycoworking.crowdmap.com/ "The New York community has always joined together and felt a sense of togetherness," said O'Donnell.

"The black church has always joined hands with other faith traditions and stood on the front lines, as they did on 'Bloody Sunday' in Selma 50 years ago," the Rev. Dr. Ambrose Carroll, a California-based pastor who founded Green The Church, said in a call with reporters Thursday.

Apparently they had always joined the Catholic children back in their homeland although they were Muslims.

The experts describe Justice Graffeo as a moderate who has virtually always joined in the majority opinion of the Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court in Albany.

After Mourinho was sacked by Chelsea last week the Portuguese has been linked with a move to Old Trafford, a club he has always wanted to join and was linked to in 2013 as a potential replacement for Sir Alex Ferguson.

Dad and talk show host Jimmy Kimmel has always wanted to join a book club, but he doesn't have time to get through 400-500 page novels.

The suit comes as a shock because Moore and the Weinsteins have always appeared joined at the hip in their film-making endeavours.

Because Hillary's politics have always been joined to an idea of virtue, and because she is a woman, the suspicions about her have been the greater, even on the left.

Mr Putin, who had praised Mr Gergiev in his opening speech, chose to be seen in the stalls among Russia's cultural icons, including the 87-year-old ballet diva, Maya Plisetskaya.Music and politics have always been joined at the hip in Russia and so they were at the opening gala.

People have not always joined in on P-Orridge's jokes.

He called LaPierre's solution to arm school officials an "idiotic response that drives me nuts and represents the kind of thinking that has always prevented me from joining the NRA".