Sentence examples for joined together into from inspiring English sources

At the outset of the Mesozoic, all of Earth's continents were joined together into the supercontinent of Pangea.

Since the law passed, there has been a frenzy of mergers and acquisitions, as hospitals, clinics and doctor groups have joined together into bigger and bigger entities.

Honeck has profound knowledge of what The Albion called the "elocution of the music": phrases were joined together into seamless paragraphs, with no arbitrary jabs of emphasis.

At the outset of the Mesozoic, all of Earth's continents were joined together into the supercontinent of Pangea (see the map of the Early Triassic).

When the ends of the chains are joined together into a ring, cyclic compounds result; such substances often are referred to as carbocyclic or alicyclic compounds.

To further emphasize the restoration of the scattered people of Yahweh, Ezekiel uttered the oracle of the two sticks joined together into one, which prophesied the re-unification of Israel and Judah as one nation.

Each person would find his or her own expressive voice and join together into a coherent narrative.

Subassemblies of pedals, handlebar, seat must join together into larger assemblies, until, with luck, the whole bike finally emerges.

Individual workers will circulate through the e-lance economy as independent agents, joining together into temporary companies as opportunities arise.

Vehicles are devised by freelance engineers and designers, who join together into small, ever shifting coalitions to work on particular projects.

For a movie to be made, these freelancers would join together into a temporary company, which would employ different specialists as needed from day to day.