Even if there were layers, all the pieces seemed joined.
They now seem joined at the hip.
And in a virtual capacity we seemed to be joined by smart, curious people who gave great feedback, kept us on our toes, and filled the message boards and Twitter with interesting comments and suggestions, out of which we were able to take barely a fraction.
The Swedish Bakery and the Swedish American Museum Center seem surrounded and joined by arrivals from other places.
The singer seems to be joined by other(s) singing [in] unison at points in this recording". Original cylinder 14-2258.
The answer, it would seem, is Michael being joined by his brother Martellus.
The retro chic of vinyl (this package of John Coltrane's pivotal sessions for Atlantic in 1959-60 is released as seven vinyl discs or six CDs) seems now to be joined by an appeal to the marketability of stone-age mono recording.
In "Swarm" the bees, joined by ants, seem to pursue a series of grotesque but rather conventionally wigged manikin heads.
To non-Russian eyes, it may seem like a spaghetti western joined by Reds and Chekists, the cowboys of their day, tearing across Russia's wild steppe backed by a mournful soundtrack.
Its lineup of musicians features, foremost, the tenor saxophonist Lester Young, whose airy, melancholy performances, often lingering suspensefully so far behind the beat that they seem to stop time, are joined by his longtime collaborators in the Count Basie band: the agile, bluesy trumpeter Harry (Sweets) Edison and the drummer Jo Jones.
