Sentence examples for joined on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "joined on" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct phrase would be "joined by" or "joined in." Example: "She was joined by her colleagues at the meeting."
A possible arrangement for this purpose consists of two plane reflectors joined on one side to form a corner.
Meanwhile, defenders Matthew Pennington and Stephen Arthurworrey have joined on one-month loan deals.
For both simulations, we joined, on average, 14 segments into one sequence.
There should be one piece consisting of two feathers, still joined on the fold.
The latter two have joined on loan.
And then the kerfuffle was joined on both sides.
The battle had been joined on some fronts.
The battle is now joined on many fronts.
They were joined on stage by five minor-party candidates.
President Clinton joined on Veterans' Day in a ceremonial groundbreaking.
Arsenal's Henderson, 21, and Wolves' Reckord, 20, have both joined on three-month loan deals.
