Sentence examples for standard joined from inspiring English sources

The co-location agreement, which will see the Standard joined by the Independent and Independent on Sunday in the coming months, is thought to run for an initial period of three years.

The following week, when a woman had a fit in the royal circle and had to be carried out, the London Evening Standard joined in, asking: "Could the West End production of Under the Blue Sky be jinxed?" Now the play is open, and the reviews are out.

The shrub density standard joined other revegetation performance standards for plant cover and plant production that had been in place for some time under Wyoming's primacy.

When the CFRP is jointed with other materials, welding, which is one of the most standard joining methods for vehicles, cannot be applied, and other methods must be considered.

There are stories of miners booing off those who didn't meet their high standards, joining in on the big speeches, tossing bags of gold dust to performers they revered.

The Weekly Standard, which joined in 2017, recently shut down.

He was previously managing director of the Evening Standard, and joined DMGT in 1994.

After a brief spell on the London Evening Standard, Mike joined the Guardian in 1971 as a feature writer.

Daily Mirror editor Richard Wallace and Geordie Greig, editor of the London Evening Standard, have joined the editors' code committee.

The Weekly Standard has joined the HuffPost "at the bottom of the lying journalistic gutter," the congressman tweeted in the wee morning hours Friday.

Lack of sustaining self-oral health care education through the Standard Seven (last Standard before joining secondary education) pupils may lead the now adolescent pupils to retain very little, if at all any, oral health self-care knowledge.