Sentence examples for space joins from inspiring English sources

Wilson, the second African-American woman to travel into space, joins a notable group of alumni who have returned to Harvard as chief marshal.

ARIUM: VASSILY PRIMAKOV The impressive young Russian pianist, a favorite at the downtown café and concert space, joins the cellist Diliana Momtchilova to perform works by Bach (the Suite in C Major for Cello Solo), Fauré, Debussy (the Sonata for Cello and Piano), and Schubert (the "Arpeggione" Sonata).

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If your brain has any remaining disk space, join the end-of-day debate, titled The Internet Is A Failed Utopia.

From Eighth to Fifth Avenues, new technology and dot.com companies are clamoring for space, joining the publishers, photographers, graphic designers and advertising agencies already encamped there.

NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft has crossed into interstellar space, joining its twin — Voyager 1 — which made the epochal passage in 2012.

Last month, the space joined with Entrepreneur Week, an international event series that brought business experts to Athens from 10 countries and attracted about 600 participants, according to Gary Whitehill, the series' founder.

Lloyd, a space station resident alien, endures adolescence on the edges of the universe in "Lloyd in Space," joining "Disney's One Saturday Morning" lineup on ABC at 10.

The Collegetown eHub space joined the newly opened eHub space on the first floor of Kennedy Hall, which houses offices for Entrepreneurship at Cornell and Blackstone LaunchPad and also offers work areas, meeting and conference spaces for students.

In addition, the men's and women's hockey teams of Manhattanville College have rented locker-room space, joining students from Iona College, who also play on the large rink against other teams from the Division I Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.

In November, residents voted to tax themselves a total of about $100,000 a year for the purpose of acquiring and preserving open space, joining 116 other municipalities and 17 counties in New Jersey that have adopted similar local levies.