Sentence examples for quietly joined from inspiring English sources

A Negro member of the night patrol quietly joined Mr. Matott.

Though it was a parade for vegetarians and vegans, some meat eaters quietly joined the ranks.

She later quietly joined the Obama administration in the State Department, as a member of the National Security Council.

Iceland, which hosts an American military base, quietly joined Denmark in its approval of the American-led action.

He quietly joined in on a few congresos, where the Kuna sang spiritual songs and asked for better days to come.

In the 90s, when she was chair of the Women's Supper Club of the local Conservative party association in Cheshire, she quietly joined Press for Change.

Quietly joining the race for European places are Catania, 2-1 winners over Fiorentina this weekend and rising up to seventh in the table as a consequence.

While more companies quietly join the ranks of those forgoing soft-money donations, other corporate interests, senior executives and labor unions are redoubling them.

Mr Katwala said: "As they quietly join in our solemn national acts of remembrance, how sick and tired British Muslims must be of the divisive image that the noisy extremists present of their faith".

Since the 1970's, when Episcopalians began building a network of churches that agreed to be open and accepting toward homosexuality, gay Catholics have been quietly joining Episcopal parishes.

Is there a hidden agenda to move the game away from its working-class roots and fill our grounds with middle-class fans - the type who buys the merchandise, sits and claps quietly, joins in with orchestrated singing over the PA but disappears once football stops being trendy?