Sentence examples for jointly lead from inspiring English sources

For this reunion gig they jointly lead a band with Ted Rosenthal on piano and Alvin Atkinson on drums.

On Monday the trumpeter Alphonso Horne and saxophonist Jordan Pettay, students at Juilliard, jointly lead a quintet; on Tuesday the singer and pianist Johnny O'Neal leads a trio.

JPMorgan Chase, a bank that has worked on some of the year's biggest mergers and acquisitions, has named two new people to jointly lead that business.

(Chinen) JOHN MCNEIL QUARTET (Sunday) Most Sunday nights, the trumpeter John McNeil and the tenor saxophonist Bill McHenry jointly lead an excellent hard-bop quartet, specializing in obscurities from the height of the cold war.

They jointly lead a band stocked with younger aces, including another former Henderson hire, the pianist Renee Rosnes Bill Charlapp, another pianist, and Ms. Rosnes's husband; and the unflappable tenor and soprano saxophonist Mark Turner.

Cameron also announced that Labour MP Ann Clwyd, who has castigated the NHS's care of her husband as he lay dying in a hospital in Cardiff last year, would jointly lead a review of how the health service handles complaints – which Francis identified as a service-wide problem.

There is no surprise that Adele jointly leads the nominations list.

He did a song by Uncle Tupelo, the band he jointly led before Wilco.

Clive Peedell co-founded and jointly leads the National Health Action party (NHA).

The commission, jointly led by Western and Afghan officials, said it had received 225 complaints of irregularities.

It is anomalous then that the UK's civil service is to be jointly led at the top.