Sentence examples for past joining from inspiring English sources

Back in England, begins to cover up his past, joining the Anglo-German Fellowship, editing its pro-Hitler magazine.

Italy's Lega Nord and Austria's Freedom Party have proved rare exceptions in the recent past, joining coalition governments but in both cases failing to enact much of their agenda and suffering in the polls as a result.

Russia and China, which have resisted voting against Sudan in the past, joined in the unanimous passage of the resolution.

These national leaders have in the past joined forces and whipped parliamentarians into line when they cared enough about a particular bill in the national assembly.

Hopefully, the U.S. tech industry's response to Trump's immigration order is the start of a concerted and sustained effort to use the sector's power and influence to turn the country away from the dark path it appears headed down, and hopefully those who've sought proximity to Trump in the past join in as well.

Stan Winston, who had collaborated with Cameron in the past, joined Avatar to help with the film's designs.

Jennifer Lopez, who departed in 2012 after two seasons, makes her return, and Harry Connick Jr. (he's mentored hopefuls in the past) joins the panel.

While the chamber has not specified the spending it wants for the 2014 fiscal year, the group has in the past joined with the AFL-CIO labor organization to endorse President Barack Obama's call for additional infrastructure spending.

The weekend prior I spent cycling in a 250-mile fundraiser for the Alzheimer's Association and my wife, as in the past, joined up as a volunteer and domestique.

'Cats' of the Past Join a Farewell The musical "Cats" had competition from the audience Sunday evening, when after 18 years on Broadway the much-maligned, hugely successful production gave its final performance.

Tom Durkin, who called the Kentucky Derby for NBC, appeared to lose sight of Mine That Bird's dramatic move around the far turn and in the homestretch of the Derby, when the winner slipped past Join in the Dance to seize control of the race.