Sentence examples for jointly made from inspiring English sources

Tora! Tora!", a film jointly made with an American company about the attack on Pearl Harbour.

Finchem replied that it was jointly made by the Tiger Woods Foundation, AT&T and the tour.

The announcement was jointly made by Arthur Sulzberger Jr., publisher of The Times, and Howell Raines, editor of the editorial page.

BBC Earth's Walking with Dinosaurs, jointly made with Indian giant Reliance Big Entertainment, arrived at number eight on a rather limp $7.3m through Fox.

You can see this self-confidence, this lack of grandstanding, when you look at the pots that she and Coper jointly made in the 1950s.

Set that image against another: O'Hara and Rivers, lovers at the time, sitting knee to knee as they worked on a series of jointly made lithographs, each adding drawings, jokes, notes to friends and poems like valentines.

Merck and Schering-Plough, which jointly make Vytorin and Zetia, strongly defend their medicines.

It is also, despite the anti-politics rage, an argument Mr Cameron and Mr Miliband could jointly make.

The South Korean company signed an agreement in April with STMicroelectronics, Europe's largest maker of chips, to jointly make the chips.

In the run-up to the "Brexit" referendum on Britain's continued membership in the European Union, Conservative leaders courted Labour support with the hope that the two parties could jointly make the case for continued association with the EU.

Neither Mr. De Gucht in his speech nor his staff in discussing it gave any examples of specific industry sectors where the council would jointly make rules or develop standards in the future.