Sentence examples for presumably join from inspiring English sources

Andrea Arnold will presumably join their ranks once she makes a film set, unlike her fine debut Red Road, south of the Scottish border.

Granted, no pennant has ever been won by way of the press box, but beginning today, when all position players, including Ramirez, will presumably join pitchers and catchers, it will be business as usual.

The Yankees and the Cubs are on the verge of settling on a trade that would send a stable of prospects -- shortstop Alfonso Soriano, infielder D'Angelo Jimenez, pitchers Jake Westbrook and Alex Graman, outfielder Jackson Melian and outfielder Ricky Ledee are among those being discussed -- to Chicago for Sosa and Valdes, a right-handed pitcher who would presumably join the Yankees' rotation.

Although this could change when and if US Airways merges with American Airlines (since USAir will presumably join the OneWorld alliance), as of this writing United and US Airways offer reciprocal privileges with each other and with Star Alliance lounges throughout the world.

During his early Leipzig years (1723 25) he developed the so-called chorale cantata, which begins with an elaborate choral fantasy on the first stanza of a hymn and closes with a simple harmonization of the last stanza in which the congregation presumably joined.

But, growing up in Morden, an end-of-the-line station on the tube, on which his dad worked as a train driver, he felt locked out of the usual routes of university revue and BBC radio (and, presumably, joining the circus).

Out there, in the eternally terrifying wilderness that is the outer edges of the internet, Crazy Frog is alive and kicking and beeping away ceaselessly, presumably joined by the three million melted and mangled Big Mouth Billy Basses that ended up in the bin for company.

A third PIN member, PIN7, is localized apolarly in a few medially positioned apical cells from around stage 7, presumably joining the activity of PIN1 in establishing the medial foci.

How much do you foresee Kennedy actually exercising that duty, to the extent that he'll presumably join-up with the Chief more often than not on critical cases?

Presumably we join with the Germans (Prussians), but should we invite the French?

Last month, I wrote about the young Somali immigrants who have been disappearing from their homes in the Twin Cities, presumably to join the Shabab, a Somali Islamist militia.