Sentence examples for join a collective from inspiring English sources

So, last year, I decided that instead of taking my bike to the shop for its annual check-up, I was going to join a collective and learn how to turn those nuts and bolts for myself.

She then leaves poor Theo (and mankind) behind to join a collective of digital minds in an intellectual orgy of discovery in some elevated dimension of existence that his tiny mind couldn't possibly contemplate.

Mr. Papandreou also appealed to Greeks whose salaries and pensions have been cut in an unprecedented austerity drive to "join a collective effort" so the debt-ridden country can make good on its commitments to international creditors and regain its fiscal independence by 2013.

The warning follows an even tougher message from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OECD) last week, which called on the UK to ease up on austerity and join a collective effort by the G20 to spend more on infrastructure projects to boost flagging growth.

However, whether she will be able to convince President Trump to join a collective attempt to apply extra pressure on US tech giants is not clear.

This Wednesday, we'll join a collective group of organizations that are expanding their goals, working collaboratively and undoubtedly speeding our way to ending the devastating disease.

Page, 49, joins a collective who have emerged as the first real wave of influential Indigenous Australian film-makers.

I joined a collective of forestry professionals and government officials to discuss a problem that has ravaged forests on the European continent for decades.

When Google Glass appeared, a16z joined a collective to seek out investments, and Andreessen declared that, without the face shield, "people are going to find they feel, basically, naked and lonely".

She joined a collective of soul sisters deprived of a major profile (but having fun nonetheless), which included Vula Malinga of Basement Jaxx, Sharlene Hector and Eska Mtungwazi, who took the young Tawiah under her wing and put her on backing-vocal duties.

Residents and businesses in Hull are being offered the chance to reduce their energy bills by joining a collective switching scheme.