Sentence examples for it's joint from inspiring English sources

It's joint custody — at a distance.

I think it's joint becoming swollen … and it aches … that's what I understand it a bit … I mean a lot of pain from the swollen joint… (Sharon, 59 years).

Other participants emphasized the existence of swollen joints, which for them represented arthritis and was linked to pain: I think it's joint becoming swollen … and it aches … that's what I understand it a bit … I mean a lot of pain from the swollen joint… (Sharon, 59 years).

Full disclosure: it's joint-run by my friend Eve Simmons, a 26-year-old who developed an eating disorder after getting wrapped up in wellness culture.

In Europe, it's joints elongated and mellowed by tobacco, passed around leisurely; in the US, it's all quick-fire hits on a crumply, potent roach.

"I'd say it was joint between Heiko and Rod [Ellingworth, Cavendish's long time coach], looking after Cav.

"You didn't agree on a lot," she said, "but it was joint".

"Last year it was joint pain, inflammation from joints, probably from me being a little heavy," he said.

Playwright Mark Ravenhill declared Revolt a "landmark", and it was joint winner of the George Devine award, whose alumni include Mike Leigh, Hanif Kureishi and Lucy Prebble.

Sometimes it will be M&A, sometimes it will be joint venture, sometimes a business relationship.

It could be joint action with the French rather than the Americans, he added.