Sentence examples for joined somewhere from inspiring English sources

"All the money we spent on training people on the latest technology we would lose if they joined somewhere else,' said Venkat Venkataramanan, who has been working in the computer industry since 1985, most recently as a senior vice president of MindTree Consulting, a computer consulting company with offices in Somerset.

Sex and fashion are very intimately related in their origin, and once in a while, even today, they are joined somewhere near the hip.

Not much of a creature, i'd say, just two really, really long legs joined somewhere above, making a little pustule of a head, but that, believe it or not, is the creature reportedly seen by a man in Ohio this 12 December.

"I wanted to join somewhere that was competitive in the Championship," he told BBC Radio Berkshire.

Well, A players are discerning and tend to only want to join somewhere where they perceive other A players are.

As something is joining, somewhere something is breaking.

Black hair sprouted in many directions from the top of his head and joined together somewhere in the middle of his back.

"And Australia is moving north, and would probably snuggle to join Asia somewhere between India and Japan," he added.

What are we all supposed to fly to in order to join Twitter somewhere?

We hope you join us somewhere down this road.

We also know (because he said so himself) that Ralph Fiennes is playing a government agent, which has already led to speculation that the Oscar-nominated British actor might be stepping in as the new M. Has somebody somewhere joined all the Skyfall dots to create a salacious "Judi Dench is quitting Bond" story?