Sentence examples for joined folks from inspiring English sources

Leslie Mac, DeRay Mckesson, Maxine Williams, Tony Prophet, Malkia Cyril, Matt Mitchell and Nicole Sanchez joined folks from the ACLU, the Last Mile, Measures for Justice and the Hidden Genius Project to examine criminal justice reform, diversity and inclusion, tech and the so-called pipeline problem that hiring managers like to bandy about.

I got to join folks like Cory Doctorow and Moot (in miniature form) as we were scanned into a PC using a Polhemus laser scanner.

You'll be joining folks like Oprah Winfrey, Richard Branson, Melinda Gates, Maria Shriver and Michael Bloomberg, who have all filmed their own Talk To Me videos.

What honorable person would join Folks who one's reputation purloin No wonder top ranks Are empty – "No thanks I'd rather earn honesty's coin".

She sang and performed from an early age and when her family moved to Lima, she joined a folk dance troupe.

Stevens learned to play the oboe at school and joined a folk band.

She joined a folk group and fell in love with a black man from Cuba.

At 16, and working in Washington, she joined a folk group, the Priority Ramblers, who introduced her to the music of Woody Guthrie and Seeger.

She joined the folk scene in Los Angeles and then (while a student at Radcliffe) in Cambridge, opening for Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, and other bluesmen from the rural South.

Interesting that Ukip's Nigel Farage joined hunting folk for the Boxing Day fox hunts – no doubt grubbing around for some disaffected Conservative voters who are furious with David Cameron for thus far failing to hold a public vote on repealing the hunting ban.

It was once village matchmakers who joined marriageable folk, and sometimes they joined people whose temperaments were at odds.