Sentence examples for loosely joined from inspiring English sources

The children naturally huddle with friends, two large semi-circles loosely joined together.

Not "one ring to rule them all" but "small pieces loosely joined".

Hemon's narratives regularly stall and then stutter into magnificent lists of noticed or remembered details, loosely joined by semicolons.

The nearest we got was David Weinberger's description of the new web as "small pieces, loosely joined".

Keep it simple and open: "small pieces loosely joined," in Cluetrain Manifesto coauthor David Weinberger's felicitous phrase.

You'll see huge walls or buttresses with narrow joints so loosely joined that they seem ready to topple.

"The mechanical MOOC is an attempt to leverage the power of the open Web, by loosely joining together a set of independent building blocks," he said.

The German states were joined loosely in a new German Confederation, subject to Austria's influence.

"What I love about these sorts of events," explains one committed pillow fighter, "is that a critical mass and density of people arrive in one spot joined loosely by an idea.

For instance, "If someone whines or has no pillow, you can't hit them". "What I love about these sorts of events," explains one committed pillow fighter, "is that a critical mass and density of people arrive in one spot joined loosely by an idea.

Thus Hamburg joined the loosely knit Hanseatic League, along with a number of other North German commercial, centers.