Sentence examples for if joined from inspiring English sources

Messrs Buffett and Munger seem to get along effortlessly, as if joined by a chemical bond.

Such negative evaluations, if joined with a sincere attempt to follow Heidegger's own path through his writings, would not be incompatible with his thought.

Despite these negative conclusions, Rousseau hints, in a brief footnote (Book III, Chapter 15), that democratic governments may be viable if joined together in confederations.

A love-struck couple can't keep their hands off one another and, at first, this appears quite romantic as they writhe sexily as if joined at the hip.

Under New York law, auction houses may conduct wine sales only if joined by a wine merchant that has held a retail liquor license for 10 years.

McBurney, who doesn't know the drill, scrabbles to kneel when they do and gets stuck on the ground when they are rising; as they sink, he bobs up, the three of them moving together as if joined by wire.

Even if joining was a mistake, quitting would be a bigger one.

As if joining the celebration, the sun pierced lowering clouds as we reached the summit.

One or two impulsively begin to crawl in Reedhom's direction, as if joining a game.

She laughed so hard that Dempsey began barking, almost as if joining in.

Even if joining their posse is out of reach, there are still horses to be fed and watered.