Sentence examples similar to joined bar from inspiring English sources

After he joined BAR-Honda last year, he was coddled, and he has scored 10 top-three finishes.

In the civil rights field, Mr. Gertz long championed black lawyers' efforts to join bar associations, and in the 1940's and 50's battled for fairness in Chicago housing.

The test results indicate that the joint can initially develop a high dissipative capacity, but after a few cycles, the energy dissipation is considerably reduced by the occurrence of longitudinal splitting in the timber edge of the joining bars leading to lateral instability of the rods.

And at the moment they have no official plan to join bars, and when I reached out to them for comment they never got back to me.

Homologous genes physically close to each other are joined by bars or bars joined by brackets.

"When I joined the bar, people said go to the criminal bar: 'That's where the money is.' Why are criminal lawyers not paid a decent wage [now]?" She acknowledged, however, that life at the bar hadn't always been well rewarded, recalling that: "I had to work as a waitress in my first year before the fees came in".

I joined the bar 25 years ago.

Having joined the bar in 1983, Tomlinson became a QC in 2002.

Jane had won a scholarship to the University of London to study literature; David had recently joined the bar.

Nor is he simply a product of the Soviet legal system, having joined the bar only in 1993.

Cochran joined the bar in 1963 and, after a brief stint as a prosecutor, went into private practice.