Sentence examples for joined the idea from inspiring English sources

Terrance Hayes, 2010's poetry winner, presented the award to Canem in a speech that joined the idea of arts and politics.

It doesn't cost much to join; the idea is that a short trip should cost less than a taxi.

When chartered, they were forbidden to join, the idea being to preserve competition, but they successfully convinced Washington that competition from portable music players, the Internet and beefed-up terrestrial broadcasters had changed the landscape in the past few years.

Once you think you have enough ideas to start building the plot, you can join the ideas.

He added, "I joined the protests with the idea of saving Buddhism, which is endangered by Chinese policy.

WHEN Timothy Taylor joined the Boy Scouts several years ago, the idea of becoming an Eagle Scout seemed like a distant dream.

A minority opposed to the idea joined the southern-leaning Methodist Protestant Church, withdrawing from Epsom Chapel to worship at Towson's Odd Fellows Hall during the Civil War.

This view may be joined with the idea that the subject of knowledge (Nelson 1993), epistemic rationality (Solomon 2001) or objectivity (Longino 1990 , 2001 is the epistemic community, not the individual.

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After earning a degree in mechanical engineering, in 1976 Jensen joined the firm with an idea for a new product.

After all, before my husband joined the military I had no idea what it meant to be a military spouse.