Sentence examples for joined for some from inspiring English sources
Phelps joined for some pieces, the group then becoming an unruly, imploring brass/reeds mix reminiscent of the gospel-like free jazz of the late Ayler brothers.
(They were joined for some of the record by a fourth Philadelphian, the guitarist Pat Martino.) What that fusion sounds like, as you might expect, owes much to Miles Davis; nevertheless, it has a good, genuinely contemporary feeling about it.
Though the four sections have not yet been performed live as a unit, listening to them in sequence gives a moving sense of old and new coming together, as if Gregorian monks and those throat-singing Inuits had joined for some Baroque dances at a country jamboree.
He has been looking for a team to join for some time and is keen to play in the 2011 Indian Premier League.
Mark Grobmeyer, the Little Rock lawyer who played at the club with Mr. Clinton on Wednesday, said the club had been trying to encourage blacks to join for some years.
Most brothers joined for life, although some were allowed to join for a set period.
Finland and Sweden joined after going through periods of economic hardship, and while Norway remains prosperous there seems little chance of it joining for quite some time.
During the study, running from the beginning of 2005 through autumn 2007, some traders left the firm while others joined, so for some traders we had less than 20 months of P&L data and the dates of their samples varied.
The singer joined James Corden for some "Carpool Karaoke" on Wednesday and happily sang along to some of his old hits, including nailing the Ludacris rap on "Baby".
Later, Billy Bragg joined Carl Barât for some Libertines songs, and Manu Chao was the Reduced Shakespeare Company of world music: all the most popular bits performed very, very fast.
