Sentence examples for historically joined from inspiring English sources

These elements are already historically joined, and this project almost writes itself.

The Spartans were historically joined by Thespians, and frankly they are all Thespians in spirit.

Ryan Scrivens, one of Canada's leading scholars on the far-right, told VICE that right-wing extremists have historically joined the Canadian military and he believes they are currently in the ranks.

In contrast, deeper historical processes (600 300 KYBP) account for widespread distribution of the lungworm P. stilesi in wild sheep, which entered North America across Beringia, the land mass that historically joined North America and Siberia (10, 24 ).

Historically, separating joined twins has cost about $2 million, according to hospital staff members.

Historically, many Sikhs joined the British army and fought in the wars.

Hoping to win back some territory regarded by some as historically Finnish, Finland successfully joined Nazi Germany in its invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941.

"Historically, anyone could join them.

And although many of them have historically aspired to join, Britain and Denmark have formal opt-outs from the euro, and Sweden is also unlikely to join for many years, if ever.

The executives said there was a growing feeling within Mannesmann that the company could not defeat the $156 billion hostile takeover bid from Vodafone, especially after Vivendi S.A., historically an ally of Mannesmann, joined an alliance with Vodafone on Sunday.

Historically part of Hampshire, it joined Dorset with the reorganisation of local government in 1974.