Sentence examples for joined to the two from inspiring English sources

The middle section rises to 65 feet (19.8 metres) and is joined to the two lower, flanking sections by vaulted corridors.

The canopy conveys both terrific mass and implausible lightness; it is joined to the two abutments that support it by comblike arrays of steel-clad tendons, and when you stand in the plaza below and look up you see an exhilarating stripe of daylight at either end.

The worst thing that ever happened to Brooklyn was being joined to the four other boroughs in 1898, thereby ensuring a second-rate status.

About 10 participants joined to the study (eight male and two female).

Most of the living-room furniture had been moved to the basement, and extra tables joined to the main one to form a giant U.

The second crest is weakly joined to the third one, which joins the hypoconid at the labial side to the posteroconid at the back.

It's the historical heart of the town, joined to the mainland by three bridges.

Position the join to the centre of one of the short sides of the base.

In most reptiles the ilium is joined to two sacral vertebrae.

The houses are joined to one another in a continuous row.

A lot of difficult work remains to be done to join the two banks.