Sentence examples for that join together from inspiring English sources
It seemed as though it had not one but several sources, like rivulets that join together to form a stream.
It emerged that America's Justice Department has expanded its informal inquiry into possible antitrust practices among firms that join together in giant "club" buy-outs.
"We believe it is one of the galaxy building blocks that join together and make up larger galaxies later in the history of the universe," Dr. Kuijken said.
The program concluded with Arthur Berger's Woodwind Quintet, a lithe, tightly organized succession of musical motives that join together in heated conversation rather than unified discourse.
Adaptive structures constituted by composites and smart materials is a remarkable engineering combination that join together the already known composites' advantages and the possibility of actively control the mechanical response of a structure.
Unlike the ice in a pond, Arctic sea ice consists of independent floes of varying age that join together, pull apart or pile up on one another in reaction to wind and currents.
"All that joined together gets to you," he says, and from that have come four short stories — two produced at Princeton.
Mr. Bosset has been lauded as a hero by leaders of a mélange of self-styled patriot groups that joined together last February as the "tax honesty movement".
The CCA is a federally incorporated, not-for-profit organization that joins together Canada's three internationally recognized national academies and is modelled in part after the US National Academies of Science.
Distributed production network consists of the number of different individual factories that joins together to form a network, in which these factories can operate more economically than operating individually and each individual factory usually focuses on self-benefits.
Its name is that of the old Dutch colony of Essequibo, settled from 1616 and one of the entities that joined together in 1831 to form British Guiana, now Guyana.
