Sentence examples for have been joining from inspiring English sources

Joined up working in London has been a success Boroughs have been joining up services both within their organisations and with wider partners, and they have been implementing initiatives that give communities the tools and resources to address their own health needs.

For more than a decade museums have been joining forces to buy expensive art.

Still, they have been joining the movement though in much smaller numbers than parents.

Newcomers, he said, have been joining his church's school, coming to Mass and participating in the annual July feast.

In an endless quest to have unlimited negotiating power, insurance companies big and small have been joining together.

But lately, and ominously, some eminent centrist economists have been joining the ranks of the deficit hawks.

Was it just going to be gaming?" he said, before suggesting that a number of virtual reality veterans have been joining Oculus with ideas.

The new arrivals have been joining as many as 5,000 displaced Afghans who were counted in a Red Crescent survey in early December.

Formerly disparate organisations representing women, young people, students and LGBT citizens have been joining forces to reach a wider audience and gain political influence.

Those of this persuasion are usually silver-thatched, but youngsters in their 30's and 40's have been joining this informal club, which, admittedly, has snob appeal.

Pre-service classroom teachers have been joined in this research.