Sentence examples for join to make from inspiring English sources

And we don't need many dots to join to make a picture.

Near the top, the square gives way to a series of four huge gables, which join to make a four-part pyramidal crown of glass.

Many elements join to make the beautifully crafted "Curious Case of Benjamin Button," with a running time of two hours and forty-seven minuthe, the best picture in years for a postprandial rest (popcorn division).

The deal also calls for the A.C.C. to hold a title game in 2005, when Boston College, also from the Big East, will join to make it a 12-team conference.

Correction: September 13 , 2003 Saturday An obituary of the nuclear physicist Edward Teller on Thursday misstated the number of hydrogen atoms that join to make helium in the fusion process.

At a time when the European Union is mired by crisis in the euro zone, it would also mark a vindication of the bloc's soft power, its ability to use the incentive of membership in the world's biggest trading bloc to press countries that want to join to make difficult compromises.

I joined to make sure things were working properly.

Several intellectual currents joined to make possible the writing of systematic and ambitious literary histories.

Two parts of the same rope may be thus joined to make an eye, or closed circle.

There is real evidence that the non-Labour hard left is joining to make sure Jeremy wins.

The four governments have had their own summit meetings, with South Africa joining to make the group even more euphonious — the BRICS.